Wealth oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Dress a green candle on a Thursday, the day of Jupiter.
• Anoint a bill and keep it folded in your wallet, never spending it.
• Rub a drop onto a pot of coins kept on the altar.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Dress a money mojo bag of alfalfa, cinquefoil and a lodestone.
• Anoint the corners of the cash register or business door.
• Add to a floor wash for a shop or home office, scrubbing toward the inside.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Consecrate a talisman of Jupiter made in the day and hour of Jupiter.
• Dress candles at the start of Jupiter invocations for expansion and abundance.

A Simple Working

• On a Thursday, take a green chime candle, a square of parchment and a coin.
• Write the abundance you are working for, broadly and honestly.
• Anoint the four corners of the paper and the coin with Wealth oil.
• Dress the candle from base to wick, drawing toward you.
• Set the candle on the paper with the coin beside it and light it.
• When the candle has burned out, wrap the coin in the paper and keep it in your wallet or cash box.

Pairs Well With

• Pyrite, carried for prosperity and business luck.
• Cinquefoil, the five-finger grass of hoodoo money work.
• Alfalfa, kept in the kitchen in hoodoo so the house never goes without.
• Green candles, for money.
• Money Drawing oil, for a faster, more immediate push.

What You Receive

Wealth oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.

Origin & Lore

Wealth oil is a named condition oil in the money-drawing family, made for long-term abundance rather than a quick windfall. It is used to dress candles, money mojos, business tools and the wallet, and works well in Jupiter-ruled Thursday workings.

Croesus of Lydia is remembered as the first ruler to strike coins in pure gold and silver, and “rich as Croesus” has outlived his kingdom by two and a half thousand years.

Wealth and abundance formulas are among the most requested in the condition-oil tradition, sold under names like Wealthy Way and Money Drawing by early 20th-century spiritual-supply houses. They draw on older European planetary magick, in which Jupiter rules expansion, riches and good fortune.