Clear Round Glass Bottle with Cap, 2 Dram

The classic dram-oil size. Two drams is the traditional sampler size for ritual and condition oils, so this bottle refills, decants, and matches the working bottles already in your kit.

Charm-bottle scale. Small enough to tuck into a mojo bag, hang by a cord, or hide at a threshold, it turns a bottled working into something you can carry or conceal.

Reusable clear glass with cap. Glass cleans completely between workings, physically and energetically, and the clear walls display layered micro spell jars and colored blends.

• Capacity: 2 drams (1/4 oz)
• Material: clear glass, round, with cap
• Sold individually, empty
• Suited to oil decants, charm bottles, and single-working spell jars

Bottling magic is an old practice. The witch bottles of early modern England were sealed vessels hidden in hearths and thresholds as protective counter-magic, and modern spell jars, honey jars, and charm bottles descend from that lineage: the sealed vessel holds a working together and marks it as finished and contained.

The small bottle has its own place in that tradition. Miniature charm bottles are made to be worn, carried, or hidden where a full jar cannot go: a car, a desk drawer, a coat pocket, the corner of a doorframe. At 2 drams, this is that bottle. Cleanse it with smoke or moonlight before its first working so the spell starts on clean glass.

1. Cleanse the empty bottle with smoke or moonlight and dry it fully before filling.
2. For oils, decant a travel or sampler amount from a larger bottle, or bottle a single-working blend and label it.
3. For a charm bottle, layer pinches of herbs, salt, a small stone chip, and a tightly rolled petition, naming each ingredient's purpose.
4. Seal the cap with intention, add wax over the closure if your tradition calls for it, then carry, wear, or hide the finished working.

Keep a handful of these on standby; small magic tends to be spontaneous.

• Clear Glass Bottle with Cap, 1 oz: the bigger sibling for altar-size blends and fuller spell jars when 2 drams is too snug.
• Garden of Eden Oil, 2 Dram: a ready-made oil in this exact format, and the size reference for what these bottles hold.
• Light Parchment 12 Pack: 2 x 2 1/2 inch sheets that roll tight enough to fit a petition inside a dram bottle.
• Dragon's Blood Ink by Espiritu: write the tiny petition in charged ink before it goes in.
• White Sage Smudge Sticks, Set of 6: cleansing smoke for the bottle before its first working and between reuses.

How much does a 2 dram bottle actually hold?

Two drams equals a quarter ounce, about 7.4 milliliters. That is the standard sampler size for ritual and condition oils, enough for several weeks of sparing anointing work or one complete charm-bottle spell with room for a rolled petition and pinches of herbs.

What is the difference between this and the 1 oz clear bottle?

Capacity and purpose. The 1 oz suits altar blends, decanted working oils, and fuller spell jars; the 2 dram suits samples, travel, and charm bottles meant to be carried or hidden. Many practitioners keep both sizes stocked for different workings.

Can I make a wearable charm bottle with this?

Yes, with a little craft. The bottle itself has a cap rather than a hanging loop, so practitioners typically wrap the neck with cord or wire to hang it, or simply tuck the sealed bottle into a charm bag, pocket, or purse.

How do I cleanse it between workings?

Wash with hot soapy water and dry completely, then cleanse energetically with smoke, moonlight, or salt; empty glass is safe with all three. Starting each working on clean glass keeps one spell's intention from bleeding into the next.

Is the bottle sold empty?

Yes. It arrives clean and empty with its cap, ready to fill. If you bottle anything meant for skin, label the blend and patch test as you would any fragranced oil.