The Magic of Jewels and Charms

Stones that fell from heaven, snake stones and bezoars, healing gems and amulets from every age — Kunz's second treasury of jewel magic, from Tiffany's own expert.

Table of Contents

Magic Stones and Electric Gems

39 pages

Meteorites, or Celestial Stones

19 pages

Stones of Healing

22 pages

Fabulous Stones, Concretions and Fossils

15 pages

Snake Stones and Bezoars

24 pages

Angels and Ministers of Grace

14 pages

The Religious Use of Various Stones

22 pages

Amulets: Ancient, Medieval, and Oriental

14 pages

Amulets of Primitive Peoples and Modern Times

10 pages

Facts and Fancies About Precious Stones

14 pages

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