Collection: Hot Stones

Hot stone massages combine soothing warmth with deep relaxation —ideal for loosening tense muscles. Discover high-quality hot stones for professional treatments and relaxing rituals in our shop.

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Hot Stones

Hot Stones – warmth that works deeply

Hot stones are smooth, polished basalt stones heated to 50–60°C (122–140°F) and used specifically for muscle relaxation in massages and wellness treatments. The sustained, deep heat promotes circulation, loosens fascial structures, and supports recovery after exercise or prolonged sitting. Combined with professional massage techniques, this creates a soothing treatment that calms both body and mind.

  • pleasant, even deep heat
  • Promotes blood circulation and metabolism
  • noticeable relaxation of muscles and fascia
  • ideal for wellness, prevention and regeneration

Hot stone sets & accessories – everything for professional use

A compelling treatment experience requires more than just stones. High-quality sets contain a coordinated selection of sizes for the back, neck, hands, and feet, as well as practical accessories for hygiene and temperature control. This allows you to create efficient treatment workflows in your practice, studio, or home spa.

  • Basalt stones in various sizes:large for back and legs, small for face and reflex zones
  • Heater:precise temperature setting for safe, constant heat
  • Massage oils & lubricants:skin-friendly, temperature-stable and easy to dose
  • Hygiene & Storage:disinfectable tubs, cloths, heat-resistant tongs

Areas of application & tips – how to use hot stones optimally

Hot stones are suitable for classic wellness massages, as well as for recovery after physical exertion, or as an accompaniment to physiotherapy treatments. With the right technique, you can increase treatment success and client satisfaction.

  • Preparation:Clean stones, heat to 50–60 °C in the heater, check temperature on the inside of the forearm
  • Placement:along the paravertebral muscles, on shoulders, calves and palms/foot
  • Technology:combine slow strokes, circular movements and static application
  • Duration:30–90 minutes depending on the zone; move areas regularly to avoid overheating
  • Contraindications:Acute inflammation, fever, open wounds, severe sensory disturbances – if in doubt, consult a doctor

With high-quality hot stone sets, the appropriate heat technology, and structured processes, you can create soothing treatments that provide lasting relaxation and promote regeneration – in the studio, in the practice, or at home.