Gemstone Powers Bible at Mac App Store analyse

useless

Thought I could use this as a reference but doesnt even have titanite or zultanite so the info is old. Very old. Not worth it.

For something that cost money, I expected a whole lot more. Im really disappointed and wish I could get my money back even if it is just a dollar.

There are tons of stones, lots of info for all the stones Ive looked up so far, and nice pictures. Everything I was looking for in the app.

Very informative!!

As a Crystal Resonance Intuitive and a Gemstone Aficionado, its sometimes really difficult to lug around all of my books and personal Crystal Diary on a day-to-day basis, so its nice that there are developers out there, trying to make it a little easier in getting the information I need. The Gemstone Powers Bible App is a pretty large list of most commonly found crystals, and its nice that it also lists a few newish stones that are currently circulating in the market. Its not really the most comprehensive guide and it looks like the information is from multiple sources, written in short form, getting the basic info most commonly agreed upon by a majority of Crystal Resonance Intuitives. (Sources for this app appear to include info previously written by Judy Hall, Melody, Robert Simmons and Naisha Ahsian, though there is no bibliography or online references). Currently, the App does not list any scientific properties, chemical composition or hardness. It also does not reference any astrological properties (for example, there are no ties to Zodiacs, or references of planetary influences on stones.) In its current state, The Gemstone Powers App serves as a quick reference guide, with options for bookmarking your favorite apps. It would be nice if the developer continued to work with the App, to add a few key features that would make this THE mobile app for Crystal Aficionados. Some of the features needed include options for notes, uploading photos of our own personal collection. It would be lovely if there was a way for contribute information on stones, chakras, gridding, elixer recipes, meditations and healing layouts that could benefit other users. If you are a crystal hound that wants a short guide you can carry in your pocket, this App is definitely worth a look.

If you know the stones you want to learn about, this guide has the best collection of the few apps Ive found for stone descriptions. The interface is basic and intuitive and allows bookmarks (which helps me keep track of the ones I have in my growing collection). It would be nice if the search feature could pick up aliases for stones that have nicknames (Cats Eye is Tigers Eye) and organize stones with multiple kinds (such as Opal / Agate) into a top category with subcategories (Fire, White, Yellow / Moss, Botswana, Blue). This app would be greatly improved with headers and emphasis in each page of the different features, such as chakra points, healing, related, and so on, perhaps even with symbols or related colors?