The Witching Stones

by Nicholas Pearson

If you’re a lover of crystal magic, you’ll adore this book. The Witching Stones digs deep into some of the Earth’s most precious materials, ancient and vibrating with power, stones that have been used in witchcraft and sorcery for thousands of years.

Pearson bridges the gap beautifully between Trad Craft and crystal Magick, grounding gemstone work in folklore, historical use, planetary and elemental correspondences, and practical Spellcraft. Pearson’s gift is how he blends history, folklore, and practice. He takes us from the old stories of witchcraft to the ways we can work with these stones through spells, rituals, and recipes. With more than fifty practices to explore, this book is both a rich resource and a hands-on guide.

Most crystal books that you see cram in as many stones as possible encyclopedia style and only offer a little bit of information on a lot of Stones. Not this one. Instead, this one digs deep into the history and mystery of 13 specific Stones of the Witch. Each stone has an overview of its history, its lore, and ways to engage with the stones magically.

 

 

 

I definitely recommend this book for crystal lovers 🫶🪨

 

 

 

The Witching Stones Table of Contents

 

 

 

Sidenote: as far as cover design goes, the spot gloss on the crystals against the matte black cover makes me happy inside 🤣