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Colloidal Minerals Made in the UK
Crystal Health and Beauty produces a core range of colloidal minerals in its UK workshop, including silver, gold, copper, zinc, magnesium and titanium. The liquids are prepared using steam-distilled water and the relevant mineral, then bottled and clearly labelled with the available strength, size, ingredients and storage information. Use the product grid to compare each option and open the individual product page for its current specification and directions.This category also includes creams, gels, soaps, sprays and bundles that use those minerals. Those formats are not the same as the workshop liquids, and not every item here is made in-house. Each product page states how that item is made and what is in it. For a first look at silver, read the beginner’s guide or the silver history page.
In this range
Start with the six mineral liquids. Creams, gels, soaps, sprays and bundles follow in the grid. Strength and size are on each product page.
Crystal Health and Beauty produces a core range of colloidal minerals in its UK workshop, including silver, gold, copper, zinc, magnesium and titanium. The liquids are prepared using steam-distilled water and the relevant mineral, then bottled and clearly labelled with the available strength, size, ingredients and storage information. Use the product grid to compare each option and open the individual product page for its current specification and directions.This category also includes creams, gels, soaps, sprays and bundles that use those minerals. Those formats are not the same as the workshop liquids, and not every item here is made in-house. Each product page states how that item is made and what is in it. For a first look at silver, read the beginner’s guide or the silver history page.
How Crystal prepares the mineral liquids
The core liquids are made in the Crystal workshop in Mildenhall, Suffolk. Steam-distilled water is used as the carrier. The relevant mineral is introduced, the liquid is bottled, and each batch is labelled with the information that belongs on that bottle: mineral, strength where stated, size, ingredients and storage.
That process applies to the mineral liquids Crystal produces itself. Creams, gels, soaps, sprays, atomisers and partner items in this category follow their own methods. If a product is not made in the workshop, the product page says so. Do not assume every tile in the grid is a workshop liquid.
How to compare formats
Start with the six mineral liquids: colloidal silver, gold, copper, zinc, magnesium and titanium. Each liquid is sold in more than one size. The product page lists the sizes that are actually offered, with the current price and stock for the size you select.
Creams and gels are a different format from the liquids. Soaps are bars. Sprays and atomisers are a different delivery method again. Bundles group bottles that are also sold separately. Compare like with like: strength and millilitres on a liquid, bar weight on a soap, volume on a spray. The label on the item you buy is the source for ingredients and directions.
Crystal uses “colloidal minerals” for the workshop liquids. “Colloidal products” is the wider shop category, which also holds those other formats. Where a product is described as ionic, that wording is taken from the product page for that item, not applied to the whole range.
Packaging and storage
The core liquids are supplied in amber glass. Amber glass reduces the amount of light reaching the contents during storage. Keep bottles closed, upright and away from strong heat and direct sun, and follow any extra storage line on the label. Soaps, creams and sprays have their own packaging; use the product page rather than copying liquid storage onto those items.
Choosing a product
If you already know the mineral, open that product and choose a size. If you are new to the range, silver is the liquid Crystal is best known for, and the beginner’s guide explains the format without repeating every label. Gold has its own history page. For skin-care bars, use the colloidal silver soaps category rather than this mixed grid.
Stock, price and pack size can change. The grid and the product page show the current offer. Out-of-stock sizes remain on the product page when they are expected back, with a notification form for that size only.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Crystal colloid?
A Crystal colloid is a liquid in which tiny mineral particles are held in steam-distilled water. Crystal produces, bottles and labels the mineral range in its UK workshop.
Which minerals are in the range?
The liquids include colloidal silver, gold, copper, zinc, magnesium and titanium. The same category also includes creams, gels, soaps, sprays and bundles. Strengths and sizes are on each product page.
Why amber glass?
Amber glass helps reduce the amount of light reaching the contents during storage. It is used across the core colloidal liquids, alongside the product label and storage instructions.
Where do I find strength, ingredients and cautions?
On the individual product page and on the label. This category page is for browsing the range, not a substitute for the bottle directions.
Are soaps and sprays the same as the liquids?
No. Liquids, creams, gels, soaps and sprays are different formats. Open the product you want for its own ingredients, directions and cautions.