I usually post nothing but positive reviews on products I buy, but I had to come on here to join everyone else. I thought I was just unlucky enough to not have a stone in mine by honest accident then out of curiosity, I checked around for the reviews, and here I am. They should not be able to charge $9 for this! First of all, if it had even had the ginger scent (which I was equally looking forward to as the stone, to refresh and energize after a busy day, and I had also bought a plush robe and new fuzzy socks for this particular indulgent evening, it was all setup for.... this) I wouldn't have posted a review. I ended up grabbing it off the shower floor and crushing it with my hands trying to get the scent out - nothing. Then I was worried I had washed a stone down my drain by accident, in case it was so small I just didn't see it. What the heck?... Oh well, at least I had my new robe and socks. (sadly, I won't ever trust a shower fizz bomb again, especially one promising to include a stone as rare and expensive as amber. Not sure how I didn't know it wasn't a fake. Amber is pricy, not on the same level of amethyst which is common (I see many say that the amethyst was in the other ones, legitimately . No surprise!). If you're into real stones, skip these kinds of gimmicks. I am shocked I didn't know better.... of course it will have an amethyst in the one promising an amethyst, but it's a common cheap gem, the same is not true for a real piece of amber. (:Amber: will be mysteriously MIA or a fake heat treated (amethyst) citrine worth no more than about $3.
