My stones are gorgeous, all 36 of them!  They arrived promptly, and as shown--a very beautiful variety of shapes and colors.  There's about five of them that aren't 100% smooth, just as an FYI.  I washed them with sea salt to neutralize their energy and I'm keeping them in the window to "charge" them with some solar/lunar energy.  I'll be using my stones for metaphysical/healing purposes.

My only dilemma is to identify each stone!  I know I have some quartz: a couple of rose, a couple of smoky, but as for the rest?  I've been looking at charts and YouTube videos to get some help!  LOL

EDIT 3/15/14: As I'm a bit more versed in identifying tumbled gemstones and their quality, I wanted to amend this review to better describe my shipment.  The stones I received were mostly of "B" quality (very slight inner cracks, at least 30% opaque).  None of the pieces were chipped.  A few of them were of a higher quality.

What you see in the photograph is most likely what you'll get.  My batch consisted of mostly quartz (2-4 apiece): green, blue (mistaken for sodalite), white, amethyst, clear, smoky, and rose.  I also received about 4 pieces of red jasper, 4-5 striped brown jasper, 1 yellow jasper, 2-3 carnelian, and 3 black tourmaline.

Another good thing about these pieces is that they're fairly large, ranging from 3/4" to 1 1/2" in diameter.  Depending on the stone, you could spend anywhere from $1.50 to $7 on a single piece of a comparable size.  For anyone new to collecting or using them for metaphysical purposes, you'll be happy with these!  I still use these stones on a semi-regular basis for meditation/chakra balancing, and I try to charge them using sunlight/moonlight from time to time.  I will no longer cleanse them with water, as I feel that sage is better to use than water or sea salt.  Approximately 36 natural stones for about $15 is a very good bargain, and I' m glad I began my collection with this lot, honestly.