
All the Tarots
Browse all the tarot decks offered by Aeternum and compare the main traditions, themed editions, and collector’s decks in a single catalog. Tarot de Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith, Thoth, Wirth, beginner decks, imports, and visual creations: each box set has its own structure, format, and guidebook.
To choose, start with the system you want to learn, then check the language, number of cards, dimensions, and box contents. Our guide to choosing your first tarot deck helps you compare these criteria without getting lost among the editions.
Are you hesitating between the major traditions? Consult the comparison of Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith, or Thoth. Divination books and divination accessories can then complement the deck according to your method and practice.
Compare all Aeternum tarot decks without getting lost in the editions.
This collection brings together all tarot decks available from Aeternum: Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith, Thoth, Wirth, beginner decks, themed editions, imports, and collector's tarot decks. To filter effectively, start with the system, then narrow your selection by theme, format, language, and budget.
The same visual universe can conceal different structures. Before choosing a box set, check the number of cards and the reference method. If you are a beginner, use our first tarot guide to avoid buying based solely on the cover.
To continue your selection
First tarot Compare Marseille, Rider, and Thoth Initiation tarot decks Divination books
Start with the system, not the cover
Marseille, Rider-Waite-Smith, Thoth, and Wirth have different frameworks. Identifying the system makes it easier to choose a book, learn, and compare editions.
A themed tarot deck may follow one of these models or offer an adaptation. Read the product description before classifying it solely by its aesthetics.
Filter by level and learning method
A beginner may prefer narrative scenes and a detailed booklet. An experienced reader may be looking for a historical edition, an occult system, or highly distinctive iconography.
The Initiation Tarot collection brings together decks suited to first-time learning.
Theme, import, or collection: refine further
Egyptian, Celtic, angelic, witch, pop culture, or medieval tarot decks let you choose a theme. Imports provide access to other editions; collector’s tarot decks emphasize the edition and craftsmanship.
Always check the language and structure behind the theme.
Price, format, and contents of the set
Compare the price with the number of cards, the booklet, the format, and the presentation. A more expensive set may include a book or a special edition without necessarily being easier to use.
Choose a deck that you will want to open regularly, and supplement it only with useful accessories.
Frequently asked questions about tarot cards
System, edition, format, and learning: the answers before choosing.
How to choose among all the tarot decks?
Start with the system, then the level, illustrations, language, format, and budget. The theme comes next to refine your preference.
Which tarot deck should I choose to get started?
A well-documented Rider-Waite-Smith or Tarot de Marseille deck is a good starting point. Above all, choose a deck whose method and imagery suit you.
What is the difference between tarot and oracle?
Tarot follows a structure inherited from the major and minor arcana, whereas an oracle has an organization defined by its creator. See our comparison.
Do all tarot decks have 78 cards?
No. Some editions offer only the Major Arcana or adapt the structure. Check the contents of the box set.
How to choose according to your level?
A beginner will often prioritize readability and the guidebook. An advanced reader may look for a denser system or a specialized edition.
Which tarot deck should you choose depending on the reading?
The format, number of cards, and your method matter. Our guide Which tarot for which type of reading? helps you make that connection.
Is an imported tarot deck more difficult?
Not by nature. The main difficulty may come from the language of the booklet or from an edition with little documentation in French.
Should you buy a book with your tarot deck?
Not always, if the kit includes a good booklet. A book becomes useful for exploring a specific method or system in greater depth.
How are tarot orders prepared?
Our team prepares and ships orders from France. Check the availability of the selected edition and the items advertised in the box set. Shipments are sent in discreet packages.
Where can I find the shipping costs for a tarot deck?
The Shipping Methods page presents the general terms. The options and fees corresponding to your address and cart appear at checkout.
How long should I expect it to take to receive a tarot deck?
The timeframe depends on availability, preparation, and the chosen shipping method. Check the information in your cart, then track your order after it ships.
How can I ask a question about a tarot deck before purchasing it?
Send the link to the deck from the Contact Us page and specify what you would like to verify: language, dimensions, number of cards, booklet, or box contents.





























































