Crystal drinking straws with healing stones

Below you will find beautiful crystal drinking straws with healing stones.

On the one hand, these are visually extremely decorative. On the other hand, ecologically sustainable.
Below you can learn more about the positive effects on our environment.

Our crystal drinking straws with healing stones and the origin:

In fact, it can take up to 450 years for plastic to fully decompose and break down. As a result, we have been shown to absorb toxins from the chemicals in plastic. This promotes disease. From heart problems and obesity to allergies and cancer.

In addition, glass as a raw material is extremely hygienic, easy to clean and can also be reused in the long term. These arguments speak for our crystal drinking straws with healing stones.

In any case, you have the following options to choose from:

2 crystal drinking straws with gemstones incl. 1 cleaning brush and 1 linen bag, approx. 64 g.
4 crystal drinking straws with gemstones incl. 2 cleaning brushes and 1 linen bag approx. 120 g.
6 crystal drinking straws with gemstones incl. 2 cleaning brushes and 2 linen bags approx. 182 g.
Weight per piece: 18-20 g

Length: 22.5 cm

Diameter: 1 cm

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It is true that healing stones are attributed various positive properties. So if you want more information on this subject, please follow this link, there you will find a 50-page mala encyclopedia, arranged alphabetically:

Info Malas

However, there is no recognized medical evidence for their effectiveness. Accordingly, we assume no responsibility for the effect of healing stones. Furthermore, healing stones do not replace a visit to the doctor, alternative practitioner or psychologist.

Since it is a 100%igen natural stone, the size, color and transparency of the product may vary. In addition, different light influences may cause different color perception. Therefore, we ask for a little tolerance! Thank you very much!

Ban on single-use plastic products:

After 13 hours of discussion, it was decided in the European Union in 2018 that a plastic ban will apply in the EU from July 3,21. The items listed here are affected by this:

• Plastic tableware
• Sticks for balloons
• Stirring rod
• Cotton swab
• Drinking straws
• it also concerns food containers made of styrofoam and beverage cups

After all, only in the EU do we produce about 26 million tons of plastic per year. The new regulation is intended to relieve the burden on our oceans.

However, in Switzerland we do not have such a ban by law. Geneva, for example, has enacted such a ban voluntarily. Nevertheless, you can feel the self-responsibility and the rethinking in our country. At present, a general ban on OXO plastic is still being discussed. Although this is certainly replaceable, chemicals do end up in our wastewater. This in turn can lead to various diseases.

Bans in other countries

Meanwhile, more and more countries are banning plastic drinking straws and other disposable products. The following countries have already implemented bans or are planning to do so:

Bangladesh:

However, thin plastic bags have been banned since 2002. It was the first country in the world to enact such a plastic ban. The reason for this was the clogging of drainage systems.

China:

But free plastic bags have also been banned in China since 2008 to counter irresponsible use. The production of thin plastic bags has been completely banned.

Rwanda, Africa: 

Also since 2008, there has been a strict ban regulating the import, production, sale and possession of plastic bags.

Italy:

Even in Italy, plastic bags have been banned since 2011. Only bags made from biodegradable materials are allowed.

New Delhi, India:

India reacted in 2012: disposable bags are banned! Instead, you get either bags made from silk fabric patterns or from a fleece-like material. Other Indian cities and districts are also participating in plastic bans.

Kenya, Africa:

A law banning plastic bags has been in force there since 2017. As a result, the clogging of drains and watercourses is to be prevented. Nevertheless, plastic bags and plastic in general are largely responsible for the enormous drinking water pollution.

San Francisco, USA: 

Since 2017, there is a ban on plastic bags. The use of plastic bottles is also only allowed to a limited extent.

Bali, Indonesia:

Also a big a big garbage problem there was / is on Bali. Accordingly, the government has reacted and issued a ban. Although disposable plastic, such as shopping bags, straws and tableware, was banned from summer 2019. Nevertheless, that alone is not enough. After all, the goal is to curb the waste around the beaches.