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Encyclopédie des pierres thérapeutiques

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Author

Michael Gienger

Title

Encyclopédie des pierres thérapeutiques - De A (agate) à Z (zoïsite)

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9782813223944

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Michael Gienger Encyclopédie des pierres thérapeutiques De A (agathe) à Z (zoiste) La référence absolue en litothérapie Guy Tredaniel 2023 Offert : Josiane Fournier Les pierres précieuses Source d'énergie vibratoire Tags Gemmologie, pouvoirs, guérison, vertus, maladies, remède, magie, pierres précieuses, clair, complet, simple, précis, dictionnaire, timidité, émotivité, stress, angoisses, remède naturel, médecine parallèle, énergie, topaze, Microbiote, saphir, rubis, émeraude, tourmaline, mauvais œil, protection

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