How the WaveStone came into being

A few years ago, having become very concerned about stress to his fingers, hands and wrists, Adrian set out to create an ergonomically shaped tool that would protect hands (and therefore careers), aid therapists in their massage and bring relief and healing to their clients. He scoured the globe to find a natural stone that would retain both heat and cold, experimenting with many different materials and developing the design of a treatment tool that could follow all the contours of the body’s muscles.

When Adrian travelled to Hong Kong in his capacity as a sports therapist, his host introduced him to a local stonemason who had the raw materials, skills and understanding to help with the project. He produced various prototypes that Adrian brought back to the UK to fine tune, safety test and trial with clients.

The much awaited result was a hand-crafted massage tool made of White Jade – the WaveStone. Adrian has been using the WaveStone extensively in his practice for the last three years along with in-creasing numbers of professional colleagues in the Clinical, Sports, Massage, Spa and Salon sectors. Might this be a good time for you to join them and start to safeguard your living?

Working on the front line of the ambulance service and playing sport at a national level meant that he was witnessing and assessing injuries on a daily basis. It was therefore a natural step for him to want to become involved in recovery/rehabilitation and he has since built up a wealth of experience from years of practice as a Sports Therapist.

White Jade is also known as Nephrite it, contains over 30 trace elements.
Two vital mineral elements are, calcium & magnesium.

In addition, Jade is known as a natural transmitter of far infrared rays in the same wavelength as the human body, and it is known to produce negative ions which encourage cell metabolism.