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Although this book is entrancing and makes you want to buy every single stone listed for their seemingly miraculous powers, turns out the guy who wrote it also sells most of the stones that he renamed to make them sound miraculous, then charging quadruple what they're worth. Like "Healerite" is really a pale green form of a serpentine, not a newly-discovered stone at all. Stick with Melody's books.
April 2018 · Books · verified purchase