63.8804° N — 22.4495° W  ·  44.7816° N — 121.9749° W  ·  36.6231° N — 138.5297° E

The world's great waters, rebuilt from the stone up.

We recreate the exact water chemistry of the world's most famous hot springs — from published USGS and academic geochemical surveys — as dry mineral blends. The silica water of Breitenbush. The travertine minerals of Pamukkale. The saline brine of the Blue Lagoon. Dissolved into any tub, anywhere.

Contact us Explore the springs

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The Idea

Geology wrote the recipes. We read them.

Every legendary spring is a specific chemistry: ions dissolved out of specific rock by water on a journey that took centuries. That chemistry is public record — measured, published, and sitting in geological survey data. We convert it, ion by ion, into food-grade dry mineral blends, leaving out the heavy metals and sulfide gas that nature never asked permission to include.

01

Data is the luxury

Our labels carry coordinates, source temperature, and the elemental profile in mg/L. Where others print lavender illustrations, we print the lab table.

02

Place, not fragrance

Every blend is a location on Earth with a geological story — a magma chamber, a fault line, a ten-thousand-year journey through limestone.

03

Honest chemistry

We say exactly what's in the water and exactly what we removed, and why. Arsenic, mercury, and sulfide gas stay in the ground where they belong.

04

Two doors, one water

The spa soak and the home kit are the same formulation. What you felt in the tub room is literally what arrives in the mail.

The Springs

Twenty waters. One library.

Select any spring to see its source chemistry and the dry-mix formulation that recreates it in a standard 60-gallon bath. Verified against published geochemical literature and USGS survey data.

Glacial / Iceland Travertine / Mediterranean Pacific Northwest Japan / Volcanic Deep Brine / Alpine
For Spas

The World Springs Menu

A rotating menu of the world's great soaking waters for private fill-and-drain tubs. One pre-measured bag per fill. No new equipment, no plumbing changes, no staff training — and a premium tier your guests choose the way they'd choose a wine.

How it runs

  1. One bag, one fill. Staff pour a pre-measured pouch under running water as the tub fills. The full technician SOP is a single laminated page.
  2. Fill-and-drain by design. The water never touches a pump or heater, so there's no scale, no equipment risk, and no sanitizer requirement — every guest soaks in water fresh from the source.
  3. Quarterly rotation. Winter brings the Alpine Collection; summer, the Pacific Rim. Every rotation is a ready-made campaign for your marketing calendar.
  4. The room tells the story. Engraved menu displays and per-spring story cards — the geology, the coordinates, the elemental profile — ship with every program.

What it earns

Spas running the menu add a premium tier on soaks they already sell, from tubs they already own. The blend arrives as pre-measured doses in sealed buckets, with batch-level certificates of analysis and product liability coverage carried on our side of the invoice.

Booking-software integration ships ready for Mindbody, Boulevard, Vagaro, and Book4Time — service names, descriptions, and pricing tiers formatted for direct import.

At Home

Take the water home.

The home line is the same formulation the spas pour — calibrated single-soak doses in compostable sachets, packed in objects that belong on the shelf next to your best things.

Single-Spring Kit

Three single-soak sachets of one spring, with the field card: the geological story on one side, the soak protocol on the other. The entry point.

Three soaks

Collection Box

Six sachets across a region — the Pacific Northwest Collection, or the Global Collection: Iceland, Turkey, Japan. The gift that reads like an itinerary.

Six soaks · Two–three springs

The Atlas Jar

A refillable heavyweight glass jar with an eight-soak refill pouch of your spring. The ritualist's format, built for the subscription.

Eight soaks · Refillable

STEP 1

Soak at the spa

A guest books the World Springs Soak and spends an hour in the water itself — the one product trial no ad can buy.

STEP 2

Scan in the locker room

The story card carries a code that deep-links to that spring's home kit, minutes after the soak ends.

STEP 3

The spa earns the referral

Every home-kit sale pays the spa a commission — the retail channel reinforces the wholesale one.

STEP 4

The map fills in

Each kit ships with the collection map: twenty springs, the ones you've soaked in, checkable. Iceland done; Turkey next.

For standard fill-and-drain bathtubs only. Lithic blends are concentrated mineral formulations and must never be used in hot tubs, jetted or whirlpool tubs, swim spas, or pools — high mineral loads damage pumps, heaters, and filters in any recirculating system. Fill, soak, drain. That's the whole system, and it's why the water feels the way it does.
Contact

For pricing or to learn more, contact us.

Spa directors, retail partners, press, and the curious: tell us who you are and what you'd like to know, and we'll be in touch.