A general introduction to Himalayan salt, its natural variation, and how it's used across food, décor, spa and architectural products.
Himalayan salt is mined from ancient salt deposits and processed into a range of grain sizes, shapes and finishes for different uses.
Natural mineral content gives the salt its range of colours, from white crystal to deep pink, and it's available in multiple grain sizes for different applications.
In the kitchen, it's used for seasoning, cooking slabs and serving plates. As décor, it appears in lamps, night lights and candle holders. In spa settings, it's used in bath salts and salt bars. In interiors, it's cut into tiles, bricks and blocks for feature walls.
Each product category has its own care guidance — see the relevant product page for specific instructions.
Natural mineral content creates variation from white through to deep pink, depending on the deposit.
Information on this page is provided for general educational purposes. Himalayan salt products are not presented as treatments, cures or substitutes for professional medical advice.