Crystal Clear by Jaya Saxena is a refreshing and insightful exploration of the world of crystals, offering a modern take on ancient traditions. With humour and wit, Saxena blends personal anecdotes, scientific scepticism, and cultural reflections to present crystals in a way that resonates with both believers and sceptics. This book isn’t just a guide to the metaphysical properties of stones; it’s a cultural critique of how and why crystals have become a symbol of self-care, spiritual healing, and modern wellness.

In Crystal Clear, Saxena invites readers to reconsider their relationship with the natural world. She delves into the history of crystals, unpacking their role in various cultural practices, from ancient civilizations to modern spiritual movements. Whether you’re a die-hard crystal collector or someone intrigued by their growing popularity, Saxena offers a balanced perspective, examining both the beauty and the commercialism surrounding crystals today.

Throughout the book, Saxena’s writing shines with a mix of journalistic inquiry and personal reflection. She dissects the reasons why so many people turn to crystals in times of uncertainty and what they symbolize in the broader context of self-care culture. Her witty, insightful voice makes this not just a guide, but a commentary on modern wellness trends.

Crystal Clear stands out for its sharp analysis, approachable tone, and humor, making it a must-read for anyone curious about crystals, wellness, or the intersection of both. As one reviewer put it, "Jaya Saxena’s Crystal Clear is the book we didn’t know we needed—refreshingly honest, deeply thoughtful, and incredibly engaging." (Source: Kirkus Reviews)