Full Moon Money Water, 8 oz
Full Moon Money Water, 8 oz- Primary Spiritual Use: Money
- Secondary Spiritual Use: Abundance
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Some workings want a candle; some want a bath, a floor wash, or a few drops on the doorstep. This Full Moon Money Water is moon water made for prosperity: purified mountain well water charged under the full moon with citrine chips, bottled at 8 ounces by Callahan's Cauldron. Add it to a wash, anoint a candle, or mist the corner of the room where the bills get paid.
Moon water is one of the simplest tools in the craft, and this one arrives already made, already charged, and already pointed at abundance. For external use only.
Key Features of This Money Moon Water
Charged under the full moon. The full moon is the traditional peak for drawing and manifesting work, so water charged then carries that pull into your money rituals.
Infused with citrine chips. Citrine is the classic merchant's stone, long associated with prosperity and success, and it sits in the bottle as the working's anchor.
8 ounces, ready to use. Enough for weeks of anointing, several floor washes, or a run of candle dressings, with no overnight charging on your part.
Product Details
- Volume: 8 oz
- Contents: purified mountain well water with citrine chips, charged under the full moon
- Use: external use only (anointing, washes, sprays, candle dressing)
- Packaging: green plastic bottle
- Weight: about 11.2 oz
- Maker: Callahan's Cauldron
Ingredients
- Purified mountain well water
- Citrine chips
The Spiritual Significance
Moon water is used across Wiccan, eclectic, and modern folk witchcraft as water that has absorbed the moon's light and phase, then carried into spells, washes, and blessings. Full moon water in particular is used for manifestation and drawing work, since the full moon is the traditional moment of fullness and completion. Adding citrine, the stone merchants and shopkeepers have long kept in the till, points that lunar charge at money and success.
Water as a vehicle for intention is older than any one tradition. Hoodoo uses spiritual waters and floor washes to draw money into a business; Espiritismo and Latin American folk practice use prepared waters to bless a space; and European cunning folk charged water under the moon and stars. You can use this money moon water in any of those ways: sprinkle it across the threshold of a shop, add a capful to a mop bucket, dress a green candle with it, or anoint your wallet and the corners of your workspace. Keep it for external use and let it do its quiet work.
How To Use Money Moon Water in Your Practice
- Before a money working, dab a little of the moon water on your wrists and forehead, or on your hands, and say a short affirmation about what you are drawing in.
- Dress a green candle by wiping a few drops from the base toward the wick, drawing the money toward you, then light it.
- Add a capful to a bucket of floor wash and mop from the back of the space toward the front door to draw customers and cash inward.
- Sprinkle a few drops across your doorstep, your cash box, or your desk on the day you send invoices or ask for the raise.
You might also set the bottle in the window on the next full moon to renew it. Your own timing is the right timing.
Pairs Well With
- Money Drawing Green Jar Candle, Suelta el Dinero: Dress this green jar candle with a few drops of the water for a full money working.
- Prosperity Cinnamon Incense Cones by Escential Essences, 16 Cones: Cinnamon prosperity incense to burn while the water goes on the candle or the floor.
- Bay Leaves, Whole, 1 oz (Laurus nobilis): Write your goal on a bay leaf, dab it with moon water, and burn it under the full moon.
- Mr. Money Soap by Ohli Way, 3.5 oz. Bar: A money-drawing bar soap to pair with the water in a prosperity bath routine.
- Full Moon aromatic jar candle: A full moon candle to light on the night you renew the water in the window.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is full moon money water used for?
Full moon money water is used for prosperity work: anointing candles and hands, adding to floor washes, misting a workspace, or sprinkling across a threshold to draw money and customers in. It is moon water charged at the full moon and infused with citrine, so the intention is already set toward abundance.
Is this moon water safe to drink?
No, this moon water is for external use only. It contains citrine chips and is made for anointing, washes, sprays, and candle dressing rather than drinking. If you want moon water to sip, make your own with clean drinking water in a covered jar and leave the stones out of it.
Can I recharge the water on the next full moon?
Yes, you can recharge the water by setting the bottle on a windowsill or outdoors overnight on the next full moon. Many practitioners speak their intention over it as the moon rises and bring it in before sunrise. Recharging keeps the water feeling fresh for ongoing work, and the citrine can stay in the bottle.
How is money moon water different from plain moon water?
Plain moon water is charged under the moon with no set purpose, so you decide its intention each time. Money moon water is charged at the full moon with citrine chips, which aim it at prosperity from the start. Use plain moon water for general blessing and this one when the work is about money.
How do I use moon water in a floor wash?
Add a capful of the moon water to a bucket of warm water and mop from the back of the space toward the front door, so money and customers are drawn inward. Many Hoodoo practitioners wash on a Thursday or during the waxing moon, then pour the leftover water out the front.
Does the bottle contain actual citrine?
Yes, the bottle contains citrine chips resting in purified mountain well water. The chips stay in the water as it is used, which is why it is kept for external use. Citrine is the traditional merchant's stone, and leaving it in the bottle keeps that prosperity association present every time you pour.

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