The Lithomancer’s Compendium of Stone Casting & Crystal Divination
The Lithomancer’s Compendium of Stone Casting & Crystal Divination
(Crystal-Throwing Divination Kit)
A Victorian treasury of cast stones, metallic ores, ancient earths, and mineral portents for the reading of pattern, position, and chance.
Description of the Compendium
The Lithomancer’s Compendium of Stone Casting & Crystal Divination is a Victorian-inspired collection for the old art of seeking meaning through cast stones. Rare minerals, polished companions, raw ores, geometric forms, and stones of varied colour, weight, lustre, and texture create a richly expressive vocabulary of signs. Each specimen may be assigned a personal meaning, read through its traditional correspondence, or interpreted according to where and how it falls. The vintage-style magnifying glass invites close study before the casting begins, while the collection itself rewards patience: metallic pieces may speak differently from translucent ones, raw stones from polished ones, and solitary falls from gathered constellations.
The symbolic properties below arise from traditional crystal and divinatory practice and are offered for reflection rather than as scientific or medical claims.
Kit Contents at a Glance
A Lithomancy Book to compliment your divinatory stones...
Stone Specimen Include:
· One Raw Aegirine Specimen from Malawi
· One Miniature Magnetite Pyramid from Bolivia
· One Pyrite Cube
· One Hagstone
· One Rainbow Fluorite Specimen
· One Raw Septarian Specimen
· One Medium Tumbled Black Tourmaline
· One Tumbled Sulphur Quartz
· One Tumbled Rose Quartz
· One Angel Aura Quartz
· One Polished Feldspar
· One Raw Galena Specimen
· Polished Mugglestone Chips
· One Raw Lapis Lazuli
· One Raw Black Tourmaline
· Pyrite Gravel
· One Raw Ruby
· One Flat Sodalite
· One AAA-Grade Raw Azurite
· One Large Raw Carnelian
· One Raw Mali Garnet
· One Raw Hexagonal Ruby
· One Raw Amazonite
· One Raw Malachite
Natural Specimen Note: Colour, size, texture, formation, and surface character will vary. These natural differences make every casting set singular.
