Crystalpedia
Crystalpedia
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Discover the fascinating world of crystals with Crystalpedia, a comprehensive A-to-Z guide exploring 182 of Earth's sacred stones and the history, traditions, geology, and metaphysical beliefs surrounding them.
Written by Athena Perrakis, PhD, founder of Sage Goddess and a recognized teacher of crystal wisdom, Crystalpedia brings together an extensive collection of information for both newcomers to crystals and experienced collectors looking to deepen their knowledge.
Each crystal entry explores multiple aspects of the stone, bringing together practical information with ancient traditions, mythology, and spiritual practices.
Rather than focusing on just one aspect of crystal work, this guide offers a broader look at how stones have been understood and used by cultures throughout history.
Inside you'll discover:
- 182 crystals and gemstones presented in an easy-to-reference format
- Traditional meanings and metaphysical properties
- History, mythology, and cultural connections
- Geological information and crystal formations
- Sacred geometry and energetic associations
- Traditional uses for prosperity, protection, love, intuition, and personal growth
- Guidance for developing a deeper connection with your crystal collection
Perrakis also shares her personal journey with crystals and how they became part of her broader spiritual and wellness practices, adding a personal perspective to this extensive reference guide.
With 368 pages of crystal knowledge, Crystalpedia is an excellent resource to keep close at hand whether you're identifying a new stone, researching its history and symbolism, or exploring ways to incorporate crystals into your spiritual practice.
Author: Athena Perrakis, PhD
Pages: 368
Features: 182 crystals and sacred stones
Topics: Crystals, gemstones, geology, history, mythology, metaphysical properties, sacred geometry, and crystal wisdom
A beautiful reference for crystal lovers, collectors, practitioners, and anyone ready to explore the stories and traditions held within the mineral world.
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