Crystal Magik Essentials opens inside existing business
- Ron Giofu
- 21 hours ago
- 2 min read
A ribbon cutting was held over the weekend for a new business in Amherstburg, this one being held inside of another recently opened business.
Crystal Magik Essentials officially opened last Saturday (Feb. 7) with the business being located inside of Pantry Heaven & Co. The two businesses are located within the Walmart plaza at 400 Sandwich St. S.
Crystal Magic Essentials owner Shantelle Rayner said her business has grown and now needs a storefront, which she moved into Feb. 2.
“It’s grown pretty steady,” said Rayner.
Her services are growing within Amherstburg, she added.
“A lot of people are tapping into their holistic side,” said Rayner.
Rayner added she has a lot in common with Pantry Heaven & Co. owner Marieka Doornbos, citing the gluten free and allergy free merchandise as an example. Rayner said she sees a need for holistic merchandise and the combination of western and eastern medicine.
Mayor Michael Prue said what makes the shop special is the personal journey behind it.
“Shantelle began exploring natural healing in 2017 while managing chronic pain and inflammation,” said Prue. “Through essential oils, herbs, crystals, and a focus on the mind, body, and spirit wellness, she discovered what worked for her. She soon realized she could help others find that same balance.”
Crystal Magik Essentials offers a selection of crystals, tarot and oracle decks, candles, jewellery, tapestries and handmade organic bath and body products.
“Additionally, she provides a wide range of holistic services through R4 Wellness, including reiki, channelled readings, relaxation spa services, and more,” said Prue.
The mayor thanked Rayner for bringing her passion for natural healing to Amherstburg.
“Your goal to offer the community alternative treatments and supportive care is truly appreciated,” the mayor said. “Thank you for believing in Amherstburg. We want to make sure you are very successful.”
Crystal Magik Essentials opens inside existing business
By Ron Giofu