S Murphy

My hope is that this series will be a reference to help identify tumbled stones. Most books only show one example, or show the rough specimen, these books show a picture with a minimum of 3 stones for each stone type. Want to see more, have a question or comment, visit our Facebook page "Tumbled Stones Picture Books". Tumbled Stones Picture Books Volume 1: Common Stones Volume 2: Pinks, Rubies and More Volume 3: Reds Volume 4: Oranges and Garnets Volume 5: Yellows Volume 6: Common Stones 2 Volume 7: Greens and Serpentines Volume 8: Blues and Blue-Greens Volume 9: Purples and Beryls Volume 10: Browns and Tans Volume 11: Blacks and Grays Volume 12: Whites and Metallics Volume 13: Over 700 Stones by Color Volume 14: Jaspers, Rhyolites and Wonderstones Volume 15: Agates (coming soon) Volumes 1-12 and 14 include a very short description, and where applicable, other names or similar stones. I am not an expert, just someone who really likes rocks. . Hopefully the information will help you to look further on the internet or other books to obtain the information that you want to find, for example, crystals for healing, Feng Shui, the chemical makeup of the stone, or maybe you just like to look at stones. I personally do not care much for dyed or manmade stones, but have included a few in these books as they are quite common.