CoreStone Massage Stones

Soapstone Massage Stones for hot or cold deep muscle therapy

New! CoreStones™ Massage Stones

Innovative and ergonomic CoreStones™

Are easy to grip, reducing strain on your hands, wrists and thumbs.
Made from non-absorbent soapstone, nature’s best thermal conductor.
Maintain heat or cold longer than any other stone.
When applied to the skin, provide a silky, deep, uniform pressure.

Use uniquely shaped CoreStones™ for reflexology, trigger point therapy, and myofascial release to get into the muscles with less effort, facilitating a deep release for the client without creating tissue trauma.

Soapstone properties

Easy to hold
Better for therapist’s wrists
Holds heat and cold longer and uniformly
Soapstone – quarried using green practices
Natural heat conductor
Natural cold conductor
Non absorbent
Antibacterial

CoreStones™ Design

Developed by massage therapists that wanted stones that are

Easy to hold
Better for therapist’s wrists
Use hot or cold
Soapstone – quarried using green practices
Natural heat conductor
Natural cold conductor
Non absorbent
Antibacterial

How CoreStone’s work >

CoreStone Therapy Workshops

Dale Montelione Grust and Jessica Jones offer training to other practioners in the use of CoreStones.

Workshop Schedule >>

CoreStones™
The Stone
Idea behind the design
CoreStone™ Workshops

What CoreStone™ users say about our massage stones

CoreStones make my massage experience even better. The stones provide deep muscle release while being smooth, warm, and relaxing on my skin. CoreStones have been particularly effective on my neck and on the backs of my legs. Thank you!” - Bridget R.

“I have MS and find that CoreStones give deep relief to my muscles. The combination of heat and pressure penetrates and relaxes my contracted and sore muscles. They have provided incredible relief for me. I cannot praise them enough!” - Kathe N.

“Overall, the quality of the experience stands apart from any massage I have ever had. I heartily endorse the use of CoreStones™. My thanks go to Jessica Jones and Dale Montelione Grust for their great work in developing not only the stones themselves, but the skillful technique which they offer as a training to other practitioners.”
- Peter J. Bower, MD