Gamma layered phase of In2S3 is a direct gap semiconductor with an optical bａnd gap ranging from 2 eV - 3.25 eV. It's fundamental bａnd gap nature (direct vs indirect) and its value have been much debaded in the field and remains open ended. In2S3 is particular attractive semiconductor for photoelectrochemical, solar cell, and photonic applications. Typical crystal sizes range in few-mm in size and each order contains 5-7 pieces of In2S3 crystals. The crystals appear layered but is harder to exfoliate compared to molybdenum disulfide. Thus, we recommend using highly adhesive tapes, ultrasonic exfoliation, or other methods to yield atomically thin sheets.