Sunlight is considered a crucial resource on Earth. It is vital for all living organisms: plants, animals, and humans. However, prolonged exposure to sunlight can lead to molecular decay. Miron violetglass' features filter out harmful rays while allowing beneficial UVA and infrared light, keeping products fresh longer.

Miron Violetglass allows 25%-45% penetration of light in the 380-420 nanometers range and approximately 60% in the 730-1050 nanometers range. These light spectrum components may stimulate the organic molecules of the stored products.

The small amount of detectable violet light that enters provides the glass its stunning dark violet hue.

Your exclusive all-natural goods merit optimal packaging. Miron violetglass safeguards product quality effectively, minus artificial preservatives. Numerous skincare customers report mold suppression in preservative-free products.

But don’t take their word for it - test their products in their glass themselves. And they’d love to hear what you discover!

Protects the Biophotonic Activity of Products Stored in The Glass

Biophotons are emitted by living tissue, indicating quality and vitality. Miron Violetglass preserves biophotons for longer product shelf life.

Experience the exceptional preservation results attained with Violetglass. A test with chives showcased the notable contrast in color preservation among clear, amber, and violet glass jars. The distinct differences in smell and taste were also evident when comparing the tested products. Violetglass proved superior in preserving the chives.

Energetic Effects of the Miron Violetglass

The magnificent violet color of Miron violetglass is the result of a patented mix of mineral oxides and silica. Just as a magnet emits energy which – in a split second - organizes needles to face the same direction, so the bioenergy of products in Miron violetglass appear to be ordered in a more coherent and powerful way. People who are sensitive to energy can often detect with their eyes closed whether a jar is Miron violetglass or some other type of glass. They say they feel the higher frequency of Miron violetglass.

Consumers often gravitate toward violet colored packaging. While all colors create their own emotions and vibrations, violet creates a positive feeling of peace, harmony and well-being, as well as wisdom and creativity. In color therapy, violet is the color of the crown chakra, and connotes wisdom, honor and hope. Austrian mystic Jakob Lorber, as well as other mystics - among them the American healer Edgar Casey – have noted the special properties of the color violet. Further, according to Eastern traditions, the color violet represents the harmony of the universe as it is a combination of red and blue (Yin and Yang). Yang is solar energy- outgoing and free, while Yin is incoming- stored energy and matter. Yin and Yang in opposition create a vortex of energy flow. The color violet – being Yin and Yang - creates a similar vortex of energy, providing a balance of matter and free energy, order and chaos. In Miron violetglass, a product’s taste, color, scent, as well as biophotonic energy are preserved better and are often enhanced when compared to other packaging materials.

The Origin of Miron 

The appreciation of the special protective qualities of violet glass can be traced back to ancient Egyptian culture. In those times, valuable essences (oils) and natural healing products were kept either in gold or in violet glass vessels. In 1851, Jakob Lorber (Graz, 1800-1864, teacher, musician and mystic) described a method for creating sun healing remedies; sunlight photons absorbed into homeopathic globules. These delicate products had to be created -as well as stored- in dark violet glass dishes. According to Lorber, products stored in violet glass would be solar-enriched, and their energy preserved.