The Little Book of Crystal Magic: Harnessing the Sacred Power of Crystals

by Sarah Bartlett

Open your heart and mind to the divine magic of crystals

For thousands of years, across cultures, civilisations and traditions, crystals have been cherished for their magical uses. From rose quartz to obsidian, topaz to amber - and even the most unassuming of seaside pebbles - the stones that we find in the natural world vibrate with potent energy.

This little book will act as your all-encompassing guide to understanding the magic and mystique of sacred stones, and how they can enhance all aspects of your life.

By practising the unique, crystal-focused spells, blessings and rituals contained within these pages, you can harness the innate power of crystals to take your spiritual practice to the next level.

Genres: Witchcraft, Magick

256 pages, Hardcover

Published November 22, 2022

About the author

Sarah Bartlett (D.Psych Astrol) is the author of international best-selling books including The Tarot Bible, The Little Book of Practical Magic, The Witch's Spellbook and National Geographic's Guide to Supernatural Places. As contributing astrologer to media such as Cosmopolitan, She, Spirit & Destiny, the London Evening Standard and BBC Radio 2, Sarah now practices and teaches tarot, natural magic, astrology and other esoteric arts. She lives in the countryside.

Reviews

[Hannah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Overall an interesting read but far too many spells and things filling the book than useful information.

[Bethan · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was really looking forward to reading this after reading the little book of practical magic, but I was left very disappointed. I already knew some information of crystals which I why I realised some of the information in this book was completely wrong.
The author talks about charging and cleansing the Crystals and mentions using water, which is is used for a lot of crystals but they mention selenite which I know straight away is a massive NO. Selenite and water is a big fat no. It made me think of someone who has no knowledge of crystals reads this and think this is ok, they’re going to be in for a shock when their selenite is ruined. Other than that, there was some good information but that just did it for me. Such a shame.

[Sophie Crane · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the first time I have come across such an inspiring little book as this Little Book of Crystal Magic. It's size makes it easy for me to take anywhere - I just can't put it down! The wealth of information and beautiful illustrations make this little book an absolute delight to read and re-read. In my honest opinion this is a wonderful introduction to understanding the power of crystals. I am very happy to recommend it.

[Ann Bird · Rating 5 out of 5]

After reading the author's book about Earth magic, I got the crystal one in same series and found it delightful - it's not just about using crystals for healing and witchy stuff, but also for divination which I found most enlightening. A great little book for anyone interested in using crystals generally.

[Brb_busyreading · Rating 1 out of 5]

I thought this book was for learning all about crystals and what they meant/were, how to use them for different things and when to carry them etc not about magic or spells. Very disappointed and very witch crafty

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a lovely little book filled with everything you need to know about crystals. I know there are a lot of crystal books about, but this one tells you all you need to know about their use, meaning, interpretation and powers.

[Annabel Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've just discovered this series of books, and am going to get others in the same series, as this book is magical in itself, and there's great illustrations by the author too! Recommended for beginners and those already interested in crystals as there is a good section on crystal divination too.

[Anne Lydolf · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a gift from a friend, and while the cover is incredibly pretty, the book itself is just a long list of pseudoscience. I'm sure this book would be helpful to anyone into chakras and Wicca, but is pretty much useless to anyone else.

[Alison Wells · Rating 5 out of 5]

The illustrations by the author adds a touch of magic to everything you want to know about using crystals for divination, spells and rituals to improve your wellbeing.