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It's no secret that crystals have become one of the hottest new trends, with celebrity fans such as Lady Gaga, Adele, The Beckhams, Madonna and Bella Hadid. Embraced by many modern women, crystals have transcended their 'new age' identity and received a thoroughly cool makeover.
Carol Woolton, Jewellery Editor at British Vogue and avid crystal fan herself, has been following the rise of crystals and interviewing everyone from Kate Hudson to Naomi Campbell, and from the top jewellers around the world to healing experts in Los Angeles and Arizona about their beneficial properties and appeal.
A book for the sceptic and convert alike, The New Stone Age guides readers through fifteen different stones, their history and healing properties, and assigns to each crystal a particular ailment of the modern age. Whether it's burnout, travel anxiety or restlessness, The New Stone Age explains how a simple crystal worn around your neck, tossed in your bag or sitting next to your computer can help inspire you to make changes in your life, for the better.
Carol Woolton, Jewellery Editor at British Vogue and avid crystal fan herself, has been following the rise of crystals and interviewing everyone from Kate Hudson to Naomi Campbell, and from the top jewellers around the world to healing experts in Los Angeles and Arizona about their beneficial properties and appeal.
A book for the sceptic and convert alike, The New Stone Age guides readers through fifteen different stones, their history and healing properties, and assigns to each crystal a particular ailment of the modern age. Whether it's burnout, travel anxiety or restlessness, The New Stone Age explains how a simple crystal worn around your neck, tossed in your bag or sitting next to your computer can help inspire you to make changes in your life, for the better.
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Carol Woolton is a writer and journalist, and the Jewellery Editor at British Vogue. As a world-leading jewellery authority, Carol regularly lectures, comments, and curates fashion jewellery exhibitions. She has contributed to a variety of publications worldwide including Vogue (UK Vogue, Australian Vogue), Vanity Fair, The Financial Times, Daily Telegraph, Spectator Magazine and How to Spend It Magazine. She was Tatler Magazine's first Jewellery Editor, and is the author of four books about jewellery.