Prosperity Stones Kit, Citrine, Nephrite Jade and Pyrite

Three classic money stones. Citrine, nephrite jade, and pyrite each carry their own prosperity lore, so the pouch covers opportunity, steady growth, and drawing wealth in one small set.

Named on the card. The included card lists each stone, which makes this an easy first crystal kit and a thoughtful gift for someone who wants to learn stones by intention rather than by memorizing a book.

Pouch that travels. The printed drawstring pouch keeps the stones together in a pocket, a purse, a cash drawer, or on the altar during a money working.

• Contents: one tumbled citrine, one tumbled nephrite jade, one tumbled pyrite
• Small drawstring pouch printed with the word Prosperity, as pictured
• Printed card naming the three stones
• Weight: about 2.4 oz
• Stone sizes vary; tumbled stones are natural and no two match
• Sold as a curio for prosperity and abundance work

A pouch of prosperity stones is used in modern eclectic witchcraft as a crystal charm bag for money and abundance work: you charge the stones with an intention, carry them, and return to them whenever the working needs feeding.

The lore behind each stone is older than the pouch. In Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem and Metal Magic, jade is listed for prosperity and money and pyrite for money and luck, and pyrite's nickname fool's gold hints at how long it has stood in for the real thing on altars. Citrine's money reputation is more recent, but it is now the go-to abundance stone for shop owners, who keep a piece in the register.

You can carry the pouch through a job search, set it on the desk while you write invoices, or hold it during a green candle spell. The stones do not make money appear. They keep the intention in your hand, which is where the follow-through comes from.

1. Cleanse the stones with incense smoke, a bell, or a night on a selenite slab. Keep pyrite out of water, since moisture can dull and mark it.
2. Hold all three in your hands and name the specific form of prosperity you are working toward: a new client, a paid-off card, a steady month.
3. Charge them by setting them around a green or gold candle while it burns, or by leaving them out on the night of a new moon, the traditional time for drawing work.
4. Carry the pouch with you, or tuck it where money lives: the cash box, the wallet drawer, the desk where you do the books.
5. Take the stones out once a week, touch each one, and repeat the intention aloud. Refresh the cleansing whenever the pouch has been through a hard stretch.

If one stone keeps calling to you more than the others, carry that one alone for a while. Your hand knows which ally it needs.

• Money Drawing Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram: a drop on each stone while you charge them ties the pouch to a classic drawing formula.
• Dark Green Chime Candles, Set of 20: the candle to circle the stones around while they charge.
• Prosperity Tea Ritual Blend: brew a cup while you set the intention, so the working is inside you as well as in your pocket.
• Money Drawing Powder Incense, 1 oz: pass the stones through the smoke to cleanse and charge in one step.
• Prosperity Gemstone Set, 5 Stones: the larger five-stone set for building a full prosperity grid.

What is the difference between this kit and the Prosperity Gemstone Set?

This kit holds three tumbled stones, citrine, nephrite jade, and pyrite, in a printed pouch with a name card, and is built to be carried. The Prosperity Gemstone Set holds five stones and suits altar grids and spreading stones around a candle. Start with the pouch; add the set when your practice wants more stones.

What does each stone do in prosperity work?

Citrine is the modern merchant's stone, carried for opportunity and confident action. Nephrite jade is listed by Cunningham for prosperity and steady, long-term growth. Pyrite, the fool's gold, is listed for money and luck and is the stone most often kept with cash. Together they cover drawing, growing, and keeping.

Can I cleanse pyrite in water?

No, keep pyrite dry. It is an iron sulfide, and water can dull the surface and leave marks over time. Cleanse the whole pouch with incense smoke, sound, moonlight, or a night on selenite instead. Citrine and jade tolerate a quick rinse, but for simplicity most practitioners cleanse all three the same dry way.

Is the citrine natural or heat-treated?

Much of the citrine sold today is heat-treated amethyst, and this listing does not specify which kind is in the pouch, so please ask Plentiful Earth if it matters to your practice. Both are used for abundance work; many witches feel heat-treated citrine works fine, while others prefer natural stone for its lineage.

Is this a good first crystal kit for a beginner?

Yes, three stones with a name card is about the friendliest way to start. You learn each stone by holding it and by the job it does rather than by memorizing a reference book. Keep the pouch in your pocket for a month and notice which stone you reach for; that is your first crystal lesson.

Where should I keep prosperity stones?

Keep them where money moves: a cash box, the wallet drawer, the desk where you pay bills, or your pocket on the day of an interview. Shop owners often keep citrine in the register. On the altar, set the pouch beside a green candle during money workings and carry it again afterward.