Dictionary of Lithotherapy: How to identify and use over 250 crystals with this essential reference work?

Since 1992, the Dictionary of Lithotherapy has established itself as the absolute reference for exploring the energetic properties of natural stones and crystals. In this completely revised and improved new edition, author Reynald Georges Boschiero now brings together over 250 healing stones and crystals, including about fifteen new rigorously studied species. The properties of each mineral have been expanded and reorganized in a clearer and more methodical presentation, greatly facilitating your daily esoteric and therapeutic research.

The visual aspect of this mineral encyclopedia is an invaluable aid in refining your expertise and avoiding counterfeits. The Dictionary of Lithotherapy offers exceptional iconography with over 700 images, where Reynald Georges Boschiero presents each stone in its various forms: natural free crystal, polished stone, or faceted stone. This precision allows you to accurately identify stones when making purchases. The integrated "Buying Guide" has also been reviewed and supplemented to advise you on which healing stones to acquire progressively, whether you are a simple amateur, a seasoned enthusiast, or a competent professional.

• The Spiritual Contribution: Energetic properties of over 250 minerals, in-depth visual identification (over 700 photographs), clear classification method, and progressive buying advice.

• The Visual Universe: A bright and refined cover showcasing a spectacular cluster of multicolored stones (rough, polished, and cut), perfectly highlighted on the green backdrop of a thick branch covered with moss and wildflowers.

• For whom?: Simple amateurs wishing to get started without making mistakes, seasoned enthusiasts structuring their collection, and competent professionals requiring a reliable and exhaustive working tool.

• A word about the author: Reynald Georges Boschiero constantly updates this reference dictionary to offer lithotherapy practitioners a methodical, visual, and deeply rooted study base in the reality of minerals.