Whole Nutmeg, 1 Lb (Myristica fragrans)

Nutmeg is the gambler's lucky nut, the warm brown seed that hoodoo has carried for generations to pull money and turn luck. A whole nutmeg in the pocket is one of the oldest lucky charms in the book, and grated into a mojo or a money powder it lends its warm, Jupiter-ruled prosperity to the work. Beyond luck and money, Myristica fragrans was kept for fidelity and protection, the spice that keeps a household lucky, faithful, and warm. This is the one-pound supply of whole nutmegs, for charm-makers and money workers who go through them.

Keep whole nutmeg on hand for luck, money, gambling charms, and fidelity work.

Key Features of Whole Nutmeg

The gambler's lucky nut. A whole nutmeg carried in the pocket is a classic hoodoo luck charm, especially for gamblers and anyone courting a lucky break.

Money and prosperity. Grated into money powders, mojo bags, and prosperity incense, nutmeg lends its warm, Jupiter-ruled draw to money and success work.

Fidelity and protection. Folk tradition also kept nutmeg for fidelity and for a warm, protected, lucky household.

Product Details

• Botanical: Myristica fragrans (nutmeg)
• Form: whole dried nutmeg seeds
• Origin: Sri Lanka
• Weight: 1 lb (bulk supply)
• Common uses: pocket luck charms, money powders and mojo bags, fidelity work, money incense
• For ritual and culinary use; whole nutmeg is a strong spice, safe grated in normal cooking amounts but toxic in large doses, so do not consume in quantity
• Storage: keep whole and sealed in a cool, dry place; grate fresh as needed

The Spiritual Significance

Nutmeg's magic is luck made tangible. In the hoodoo tradition a whole nutmeg is one of the great pocket charms, carried for gambling luck and money, sometimes drilled, fed, and sealed to make a lucky hand, sometimes simply tucked in the pocket and kept. Its warm, sweet, expansive nature places it under Jupiter, the planet of increase and good fortune, and that is exactly what it is asked to bring: more money, more luck, a wider door.

In Scott Cunningham's correspondences nutmeg is a masculine spice of Jupiter and the element Fire, with the powers of luck, money, health, and fidelity. Grated into money-drawing powders, mojo bags, and prosperity incense, it warms and feeds a working; kept whole and carried, it is a steady luck-bringer. Faithful, lucky, and warm, nutmeg is the spice for prosperity that holds.

How To Use Whole Nutmeg

1. For luck, carry a whole nutmeg in your pocket or bag as a lucky charm, especially before a game of chance.
2. For money, grate a little into a money-drawing powder or mojo bag to feed the working.
3. For prosperity incense, add grated nutmeg to a money or success blend and burn over charcoal.
4. For fidelity, include nutmeg in a charm to keep a relationship warm and faithful.
5. Store the whole nuts sealed and grate fresh when you need them.

Pairs Well With

• Green Lodestone: a money-drawing magnet to pair with nutmeg's lucky pull.
• Fast Money Oil: dress a nutmeg charm or candle to speed money work.
• High John the Conqueror Root: the great hoodoo root of mastery and luck to anchor a money mojo.
• Prosperity Gemstone Set: prosperity stones to amplify a money working.
• Swift Lite Charcoal (80 Tablets): for burning grated nutmeg as money incense.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is whole nutmeg used for in magic?

It is a luck and money charm, carried whole in the pocket for gambling luck and grated into money powders, mojo bags, and prosperity incense. It is also kept for fidelity and a warm, protected home.

Why carry a whole nutmeg?

The whole nutmeg is a classic hoodoo pocket charm for luck, especially for gamblers. Carried on the person, it is believed to draw a lucky hand and steady good fortune.

What are its correspondences?

Cunningham places nutmeg under Jupiter and the element Fire, a masculine spice of luck, money, health, and fidelity, warm and expansive in its nature.

How do I use it for money?

Grate a little nutmeg into a money-drawing powder, mojo bag, or prosperity incense, or carry a whole nut as a luck charm. A little goes a long way.

Is nutmeg safe?

Grated in normal cooking amounts, yes. But nutmeg is potent and is toxic in large doses, so do not consume it in quantity. We offer these whole nuts mainly for ritual and culinary use.