Stone Herb Grinders

Grasscity has an impressive selection of traditional stone herb grinders which have been used throughout history. Beautifully designed, these grinders are perfect who want a therapeutic way of grinding their precious herbs.

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Rosewood Grinder with Carved Stone Leaf Inlay | 2-Part

Market

£5.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

-16%

Stone grinder - plain

Market

£11.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

-28%

Stone grinder - leaf

Market

£13.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

-28%

Stone grinder - India

Market

£13.99

Member

£129.00

Elite

£99.00

Throughout history, way before metal and acrylic grinders were available, stone grinders were used to break up and separate herbs, seeds, and flowers. Grinders have evolved quite a bit over the years but the basic tried and tested design is still the same. Classic stone grinders feel comfortable in the hand, are easy to use, and are a much more relaxing way to break down your herb.

We stock handcrafted stone herb grinders, polished stone grinders, and metal teeth stone grinders in a selection of awesome styles, colors, and decorative designs. From engraved hemp leaves to a classic pestle and mortar.

All the grinders in this section are extremely durable and tough, so they will last for years if looked after and maintained correctly

Alternative Weed Grinders

If you are looking for something a little less labor intensive, or perhaps a herb grinder that is lighter and more portable, then check out our range of alternative grinders below.

Stone Herb Grinders - FAQs

FAQ

What is the best material for a Weed Grinder?

The answer to this question largely comes down to personal preference. Many people consider aluminum grinders to be the best as they are both light and durable. However, traditionalists prefer stone and wooden grinders.

Can you use a Pestle & Mortar to grind weed?

Yes. A pestle & mortar is a great way to grind your weed at home, although it is obviously not the best option because portability is your preference. When using a pestle & mortar you must ensure your herbs are as dry as possible or the end product could be messy.