Himalayan salt lamps are crystals carved from amber-colored rock salt hollowed out to fit a lightbulb inside. Learn what the science has to say about claims that they improve your health.

Today's bohemian-loving crowd is all about the Himalayan salt lamp, and it was a big holiday gift for teens and the 40+ crowd. Not only does the lamp look cool, it reportedly has loads of health ...

We’ve all seen them. The rock-like lamps that emit a soft glow, painting many a college student’s dorm in a pink hue. The crystallized chunk affixed on top of the wooden base is hollowed out to hold a ...

Himalayan salt lamps have been all the rage. People claim that the salt lamp benefits include boosting mood, promoting sleep, and relieving asthma symptoms.

SALt lamps will use saltwater to provide lighting and even charge smartphones. The innovative lighting source will be available in late 2015 or early 2016.

The SALt lamp uses a solution of one glass of water mixed with two tablespoons of salt – even salt water directly from the sea – to provide 8 hours of light.

The lamps were also sold on Amazon, so check yours if you bought it there as well. In order to see if your Himalayan rock salt lamp is one of the ones being recalled, check out the images below.

Rock salt lamps can add a cozy vibe to any space. Don't shell out for a fancy one, though, because you can easily build one at home with simple materials.

A viral video of a cat licking a lamp has resurfaced and racked up over 811,000 views on TikTok. However it isn't any old lamp—it's a Himalayan salt lamp which is a decorative light fixture made ...

The SALt (Sustainable Alternative Lighting) lamp burns for eight hours at a time running on only a glass of water and two teaspoons of salt.