Berk GmbH & Co. KG

Swiss Stone Pine Incense Sticks

Germany , Stockach

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Swiss Stone Pine Incense Sticks

Swiss Stone Pine incense sticks

The Swiss Stone Pine is one of the oldest tree species on our earth. The mighty Swiss Stone Pine grows up to 25 meters high and grows mainly in the high mountains of the Alps. That is why it is also called the queen of the Alps. It is a gift from heaven and has many benefits for us humans.
Swiss Stone Pine is rich in essential oils and resin and has a wonderful effect on our body, our soul and our spirit. It clarifies and cleans the environment, helps us to gain inner clarity and dissolves confused thoughts.
Swiss Stone Pine supports a deep, restful sleep and helps our body to relax and recover. In the living room it spreads a pleasant, relaxed atmosphere. In the kitchen it removes unpleasant odours and keeps insects away. In wardrobes it drives away moths.

Our Swiss Stone Pine incense sticks are made of 100% natural substances.
The Swiss Stone Pine and oil for our incense sticks comes from Austria.
12 packages in a gift box
Net content per package: 10 g

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