The Metaphysical Book of Gems and Crystals Paperback – December 13, 2007

What is created to help heal I want to know about it. This book gives good info on how to use gems and what they are said to help.

I have been referring to this book since I got it. It is organized by stone in one area, by health concerns that a gem can help you in another area and by mental/social issues gems can address.

I've been collecting rocks and crystals all my life. This book is really awesome and taught me quite a bit! I'm recommending it to everyone with interests in crystals and gems.

This book is great for beginers, whether one is interested in the science of minerals or for the metaphysics of gems and minerals. There are only 72 minerals that are in the book, but there is at least 2 pages per gem. Though be warn! If you have never purchased a gemstone before, understand that some of the photographs, like Rhodocrosite, was taken most likely under a microscope. The pictures were a bit misleading for me when I first started trying to purchase some the gemstones that were in the book, because the pictures aren't excately what a true mineral looks like that you can buy.But for the photography being a confusing, the book is well written. There is a little history about each mineral at the begining of the page for each mineral and it gives some scienific information, like the Hardness and Density for each mineral, along with information about which charka and astrological sign that goes with each mineral.If you are JUST begining to get into the metaphysics of gemstones and mineral, I would recommend this book.

Love the wonderfully organized presentation of information here. Have built a few charts for me and my children based on mosaic signs and mental/health issues. Super reference book for lots of gemstones.

Like content but still on fence on health benifits

An excellent book to learn about the properties and uses of Gems and Crystals. I have learned lots of interesting facts about the Metaphysical properties of gems and crystals.

Give it a index