How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint your brow before meditation, trance or scrying.
- Dress a silver or blue candle for dream work on the full moon.
- Wear as a perfume oil for subtle attraction.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a scrying mirror or bowl before divination.
- Dress a lunar talisman or the seal of the Moon for workings of the deep mind.
A Simple Working
- Before sleep, set a bowl of water beside your bed.
- Dress a small blue or silver candle with ambergris oil.
- Anoint your brow and the inside of your wrists.
- Light the candle and ask a question you want answered in a dream.
- Snuff the candle and sleep with the bowl of water nearby.
- Write down your dreams on waking and pour the water away.
Pairs Well With
- Mugwort, the classic dream herb.
- Moonstone, for intuition.
- A blue or silver candle, for lunar work.
- Jasmine, a night flower for dreams and love.
- Seashells, for the oceanic tie.
What You Receive
Ambergris oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
This oil is named for ambergris, the rare waxy substance formed in the gut of the sperm whale, prized in perfumery for its deep marine sweetness and its power to fix and carry other scents. In magick it is worked with the subconscious, the hidden depths of the mind, as well as for love and attraction.
Ambergris drifts on the ocean for years before it washes ashore, and for centuries no one knew where it came from.
Ambergris was one of the most valued perfume materials of the medieval Islamic world and of Europe, worth more than gold by weight, and was used in perfumes, cooking and incense. Its origin puzzled writers for centuries; some thought it a sea mushroom or the dung of a giant bird, until whalers found it in sperm whales.
Did You Know?
Moby-Dick has a whole chapter titled Ambergris, in which the narrator marvels that the finest ladies’ perfumes come from the bowels of a sick whale.



