Over 40 years on the market + own production in China and Indonesia
Chi Massage Roller Amethyst (Peace)
Chi Massage Roller Amethyst (Peace)
Chi Massage Roller Amethyst (Peace)
Chi Massage Roller Amethyst (Peace)
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Chi Massage Roller Amethyst (Peace)


Product number 0501212084
EAN 4034113034023
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The wellness and beauty innovation from Asia and the USA is of course also available from us - the chimassage roller in proven Lapis Vitalis® therapy stone quality!

The shape of these massage rollers has been known in China since the 7th century and has stood the test of time, so that the gemstone facial rollers have remained virtually unchanged to this day. The two gemstone rollers are simply moved over the desired area of the body during the massage. The gentle pressure and movement of the face roller's gemstone roller stimulate the skin and ensure a feeling of well-being. Suitable for the entire body, especially the face and eye area.

The rollers and handle of the facial massage rollers (chi facial rollers) are made of amethyst, the holder is made of metal. We attach great importance to good quality when selecting our products. We have therefore tested the popular chi rollers for nickel, lead and cadmium to ensure that this top seller is also a flawless product.

In June, our production company Chili Jewels applied to TÜV Rheinland Hong Kong Ltd. to have the amethyst roller tested - and now the certificates are in: all values are unobjectionable!

Delivery of the chiroller in a gift box with explanatory card.

Length of the gemstone roller approx. 15 cm.

The name amethyst is derived from the Greek word amethystos (counteracting intoxication) and refers to the traditional belief that an amethyst protects against the intoxicating effects of wine and other alcohol. Spellings such as Amathyst, Amethist, Ametist, Ametyhst, Ametyst, Amnethyst, Amthyst or Amythist are therefore incorrect.

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