Money Candles

Green is the color most often matched with money in American folk magic, partly because U.S. paper money is green. That's why most candles here are green. You'll also find candles made for one money goal: jar candles for drawing money or bringing customers into a business, and herbal and soy votives scented with cinnamon, clove or patchouli. There are also pillars carved with Theban letters or paired with a pendant. Plain green chime and household candles suit short daily workings, while 7-day jars burn across a week. Many practitioners pair a money candle with a written goal, a drop of money oil on the wax, or a lodestone beside the holder. A candle can hold your focus on a goal, but it works best alongside a real plan for your money. See how to choose a money candle.

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From the Plentiful Earth blog A Candle Money Spell

What You'll Find Here

Plain green candles. Chime candles, household candles, pillars and 7-day jars carry no scent or design. That makes them a flexible base you can dress with your own oil, herbs or carved words. Chimes burn out in about two hours, which suits one-sitting workings.

Candles made for a money goal. Some candles come ready for one purpose: the Money Drawing (Suelta el Dinero) jar, the Improve Business (Levanta Negocios) jar, Fast Luck, and the Money and Abundance votives and pillars. Each is scented or dressed for that goal, so you can light it as is.

Figure and knob candles. Green figure candles stand in for a person, often yourself, in a money working. Seven-knob candles are traditionally burned one knob a day over seven days.

For more prosperity supplies, browse Money Oils, Money Crystals and Money Incense. If you want every green candle, including ones for growth and luck, see Green Candles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Money Candles and Green Candles?
Green Candles holds every green candle we carry, including ones people use for growth, luck or heart chakra work. Money Candles holds only candles made or commonly used for money and prosperity.

Do I need to dress a money candle before lighting it?
No. The jar and votive candles here come scented or dressed already. Plain green candles are often rubbed with a little money oil or rolled in crushed cinnamon first, but this is a choice, not a rule.

How long does a money candle take to burn?
A chime candle burns in about two hours. A 7-day jar burns over about a week of on-and-off lighting, and a seven-knob candle is burned one knob a day for seven days.