Sweet Clover Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram

The herb of luck. Built around clover, the classic plant of good fortune, protection, and prosperity.

Made for lucky work. Dress green candles, anoint a lucky charm or coin, or carry a touch when fortune matters. For skin, dilute in a carrier oil first.

A 2 dram sampler bottle. A small introductory size, enough to try the blend or dress a candle and decide whether it belongs in your practice. Also offered as a 1 oz personal bottle and a 16 oz bottle.

• Volume: 2 dram (approximately 7.4 ml)
• Blend: clover-inspired blended fragrance oil
• Use: ritual anointing of candles, charms, coins, and altar items; dilute in a carrier oil for skin
• External use only. Not for ingestion. Keep out of reach of children.

This is a clover-inspired blended fragrance oil rather than a single-note botanical extract. Dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed before any skin contact, and patch test first. Contact us with sensitivity questions before ordering.

Clover is one of the luckiest plants in all of folk magic, the herb of the four-leaf charm and the wish made on a chance find. Scott Cunningham places clover under the element of Air and the planet Mercury, with powers spanning protection, money, luck, and love. Sweet clover, with its soft hay-like sweetness, carries that same bright, hopeful current of good fortune.

As an Air-and-Mercury herb, clover lends itself to quick, lucky, opportunity-drawing magic: calling in a turn of good fortune, warding off bad luck, and inviting a little prosperity and ease. Dress a green candle, anoint a lucky charm or a coin, or carry a touch of it when fortune matters. Pair it with a hopeful heart and an eye open for the lucky chance, and let clover do what clover has always done.

• Spellwork: Use it in workings for luck, protection and money.
• Dressing a candle: Rub a drop or two onto the candle before you light it, to add your intention to the working.
• Candles and wax melts: Stir it into melted wax when you make candles or wax melts.
• A petition or sigil: Dab it on a petition paper, or use it to draw a sigil.
• Spell bags and jars: Add a few drops to a spell bag, charm or jar.
• Anointing a crystal or tool: Touch a drop to a crystal, wand or other tool.
• Doorways and windowsills: Trace a drop along a doorframe or windowsill.
• Blessing a new tool: Anoint a new crystal, wand or candle holder before its first use.
• New or full moon rituals: Use it to dress your candle or anoint yourself during a moon working.
• Meditation: Warm a drop in your oil warmer, or wear a diluted dab, before you sit.
• Holidays and sabbats: Use it to dress candles for seasonal celebrations.
• Everyday scent: Warm it in an oil warmer, or wear it diluted, for the fragrance alone.
• On skin: Wear it as a personal scent or for a glamour. Dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed, and patch test a small spot first.
• In an oil warmer: Fill the warmer's dish mostly with water and add one drop for a lighter scent. Don't use it in an ultrasonic diffuser, which needs essential oils.
• As a gift: A small bottle goes a long way, since most uses take a drop or two.
• How much and how to store it: A drop or two is enough for most uses. Fragrance oils hold up well, so you can keep the bottle with your other supplies with the cap on tight.

1. Set a lucky intention. Fortune, protection, or a fresh chance.
2. Dress a green candle. Burn it safely, never left unattended.
3. Anoint a charm or coin. Carry it for luck.
4. Stay open. Watch for the fortunate turn.
5. Store cool and dark. To keep the blend at its best.

• Money Drawing Oil: draw prosperity.
• Road Opener Oil: open lucky opportunity.
• Mojo Wishing Oil: carry a wish for luck.
• Copal Oil: cleanse before working.

Should I buy the 2 dram, the 1 oz, or the 16oz?

Choose by how often you work with it. This 2 dram bottle is a sampler for trying the blend. The 1 oz suits steady practice, and the 16oz suits those who work luck magic often. The blend is identical.

What is Sweet Clover Oil used for?

It is used in luck, protection, and money magic: calling in good fortune, warding off bad luck, and inviting a little prosperity and ease, through dressing candles and anointing charms and coins.

What are the magical correspondences of clover?

Scott Cunningham assigns clover to the element of Air and the planet Mercury, with a ruling day of Wednesday. These align it with luck, money, protection, and love.

How do I use it on my skin?

Always dilute a drop in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed and patch test first. It is a fragrance blend for external use only, never to be ingested.

Is this an essential oil?

No. It is a clover-inspired blended fragrance oil made for ritual anointing, not a single-note botanical extract. Dilute before skin contact and patch test before use.