Love is in the Earth: A Kaleidoscope of Crystals - The Reference Book Describing the Metaphysical Properties of the Mineral Kingdom by Melody Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Love is in the Earth: A Kaleidoscope of Crystals - The Reference Book Describing the Metaphysical Properties of the Mineral Kingdom
Book Review: Possibly the best crystal guide on the market!
Summary: 5 Stars
As a practicing Wiccan and crystal/gem stone addict for over 10 years, my rock collection runs in the hundreds. This book has in depth info on almost every stone I have ever run across, and many I haven't. This is a "must have" book for every serious crystal practitioner!Book Review: GREAT ENCYCLOPEDIA!!!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
It's my favorite book!!!! If you have this book, you don't need another one.Book Review: A Treasure Of A Book!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have owned this mineral "bible" for more than 6 years now and I always need to consult it before purchasing any crystal for my own energy development. It's unearthly how Melody (the author) has access to the most incredible metaphysical information about every possible mineral known to mankind. It's as if she's the goddess writing up chapters over chapters on every mineral's existence. Truly a remarkable author and 5 stars is really beneath the priceless treasure this book holds. She's what the late Scott Cunningham is to wicca as she is to minerals. Her other pictorial book is a must have accompaniment!Book Review: An excellent reference work
Summary: 5 Stars
If you are interested in the metaphysical properties of crystals and minerals, this is the book for you. Contains some mineralogical info as well, but focuses mainly on the metaphysical attributes. Well worth the money.Book Review: A Wonderful Reference!
Summary: 4 Stars
This book is very complete - but does not have any photos of the stones. It is still a very valuable resource on every type of crystal, stone, and mineral imaginable, but it would help to have photos to identify them if you are not familiar with them already. The companion volume, A Mineralogical Pictoral, is meant to accompany this volume, I assume. But I highly recommend this book for the vast information it offers.