bewater Crystal Bottles: Review and Giveaway

If there is one thing I love, it has to be crystals. I have a lot around the home and have been drawn to them since I was a child.

As such, when bewater got in touch, I was interested in hearing more about their water bottles and how they use crystals within them.

By the way, don’t just go sticking crystals in water and drinking it. While there are crystals it is safe to do this with, others aren’t, so know what you are doing first. Or use something like bewater crystal bottles.

Now I’ve seen crystal bottles around for a while. However, I’ve never really fancied drinking water that has touched a crystal. Or forking out the £80+ these bottles seem to cost.

bewater answers all these issues!

Who are bewater?

bewater offer a collection of gemstone-infused water bottles.

Some of these are glass, with interchangeable crystal chambers and others are plastic, with solid-state cambers, but perfect for those on the go.

The idea is that even with the crystals safe from touching the water, within 10 minutes, there is a change to the water molecules. The way it works is said to be much like the way putting ice near water chills it.

What About bewater Bottles?

bewater offer a few different collections of bottles. The first and original is the glass bottle range. As you would expect, this is a range of glass bottles, which are best used around the home or office. The crystal inserts in these are interchangeable, while the glass bottle can be placed in your dishwasher, once you’ve removed the crystals. These bottles hold around 500ml of water.

The Tritan range is a plastic range that is perfect for on the go. I love the fact these have a unique shape to them. However, if you are someone who would like to change the crystals at points, this isn’t possible with these bottles. These hold slightly more water, at 650ml, compared to the other sizes at 500ml.

bewater junior is another range of plastic bottles. These hold slightly less than the Tritan range at 500ml and come with a choice of sports lid colours.

All the plastic ranges need to be hand-washed.

Lastly, bewater has a limited edition collection of Zodiac Crystal Water Bottles. They have made just 100 of each of these bottles, with £1 from each one sold going to Water Aid. These bottles all have a bespoke lid and a selection of crystals to match the sign they are for.

bejoy from bewater.

I was kindly sent the bejoy bottle from the Tritan range.

This gorgeous bottle includes a selection of ocean agate, amethyst, fossil wood, rose quartz and chalcedony.

Now, of course, I can’t tell you if it energises the water, I have no way to test that. However, I can tell you it is a beautiful-looking bottle, especially once filled with gem water.

I feel like I might end up with a bit of a collection of the plastic ones, as they appeal to me in how they look.

bewater bottles cost between £19.95 and £54.95 depending on the range you buy from.

This post contains a gifted item. This, however, doesn’t change my opinions.

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