It has finally arrived! Rimia introduces a new beauty tool: the COSMIC STONE – a gua sha facial massage stone made from blue aventurine.
Gua sha is not just a trend — it’s a centuries-old ritual that improves skin health, appearance, and overall well-being. With the Cosmic Stone, we’ve taken this traditional technique and elevated it with the unique properties of blue aventurine.
Blue aventurine is known as the stone of dreams and inner harmony. In crystal therapy, it’s believed to balance energy, promote calm, and encourage inner peace — and when applied to skincare, its smooth, cooling surface helps stimulate circulation, reduce puffiness, and promote a natural, healthy glow.
Regular gua sha massages with Cosmic Stone can:
Start with clean, fresh skin.
Apply a facial oil or serum (we recommend Star Drops for deep hydration.)
Hold the Cosmic Stone at a 15–45° angle to the skin.
Gently glide it outward and upward along the contours of your face, starting from the center and moving toward the hairline.
Repeat each movement 3–5 times.
This ritual can be done daily — in the morning to awaken the skin, or in the evening to relax facial tension before bed.
With regular use, your skin will appear more toned, radiant, and refreshed. Puffiness will decrease, fine lines will soften, and your overall complexion will feel revitalized. And just like the name suggests, Cosmic Stone invites you to slow down, breathe, and enjoy a moment of calm in your skincare ritual.
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