How to Use It
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Dress a green or pink candle with the oil on a Friday in the hour of Venus.
- Anoint a copper talisman bearing the seal or planetary square of Venus from Agrippa.
- Wear a drop when calling on Hagith, the Olympic spirit of Venus in the Arbatel.
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Add a few drops to a bath with rose petals before a date.
- Dress a pink candle to draw a lover back after a quarrel.
- Anoint the four corners of the bed to keep love sweet at home.
A Simple Working
- On a Friday, set a pink chime candle on a small mirror.
- Dress it with Venus oil from the ends toward the middle, to draw love in.
- Scatter seven rose petals around the base.
- Light it and speak to Venus about the love you want.
- Anoint your heart and throat with a drop.
- Let the candle burn out and keep the petals in a small pink bag.
Pairs Well With
- A pink chime candle: for love and affection.
- Rose petals: the flower of Venus.
- A copper coin: for her metal.
- Rose oil: to deepen attraction work.
What You Receive
Venus oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz.
Origin & Lore
Venus is the Roman goddess of love and beauty, matched with the Greek Aphrodite, and her name was given to the brightest planet in the sky. In traditional astrology Venus rules Taurus and Libra, Friday and the metal copper. This oil is a modern planetary blend used to honour the goddess and to work in the hours and days of the planet.
Over eight years, the planet Venus meets the Sun five times at points that trace a near-perfect five-pointed star around the zodiac.
In Agrippa’s “Three Books of Occult Philosophy” (1533), Venus is given a planetary square of seven by seven, with seals for her intelligence and spirit. The Arbatel (1575) names Hagith as the Olympic spirit who governs Venusian matters, including love and beauty.
Did You Know?
Friday takes its name from Frigg, and in French, Italian and Spanish it is still named for Venus: vendredi, venerdì and viernes.



