#spelljar

Cloves

Cinnamon

Adventurine

Malachite

Rosemary

Sugar

Basil

Sea Salt

Add a tiny scroll of paper with job advert or details

I've got two different spell jars for yall today. Anti-Anxiety and Anti-Depression. Hope you enjoy!

Anti-Depression Spell Jar

This one has alot of ingredients, remember you dont NEED them all!

Rosemary

Orange and Lemon zest or peels

Salt, both regular and pink salt are great

Egg shells

Lavender

Sage

Rose Quartz

Cloves

Cinnamon

You can also add a scroll of paper with your thoughts on it

Seal with purple or yellow wax, or both!

Anti-Anxiety Spell Jar

Pink Salt

Coffee

Lavender

Sage

Chamomle

Amethyst

Peppermint

You can also add a rune or sigil on a small piece of paper

Rose Petals

Sugar

Lavender

Amethyst

Rosemary

Pink Himalayan Salt

Rose Quartz

Orange oil or peel

You can also add a little love note to yourself (I suggest thin paper so that it rolls up into a cute thin scroll in your jar)

These spell jars are great for connecting your altar to the elements. I personally used larger jars than I usually would for a spell jar for these. That way they could be more of a statement piece on my altar

Earth

- Malachite, Smoky Quartz, Pyrite and/or Peridot

- Mugwort

- Cypress

- Sand or Dirt

- Sage

- Cedar

- Small twig or dried leaves

“I tend to my growth each day”

Water

- Moonstone, Aquamarine, Celestine and/or Lapis Lazuli

- Sea Salt

- Shells or Sand from the beach

- Thyme

- Jasmine

- Seaweed

- Ivy

- Lotus Flower

“I flow with the tides of the universe”

Fire

- Carnelian, Sunstone, Citrine and/or Red Jasper

- Sunflower

- Cinnamon

- Black Salt

- Calendula

- Nettle

- Poppy

“I ignite my passion and spark action”

Air

- Amethyst, Angeline, Flourite and/or Amber

- Lavender

- Peppermint

- White Sand

- Feather

- Lemongrass

- Incense Ash

- Pine

Step One: Set your Intention.

Intention is key in most witchcraft, in spell jar making, it’s important to be specific. Beginning with a clear goal will help the spell to be effective. For example, building a spell jar to attract love isn’t quite specific enough. Do you want to find long-lasting, romantic love? Are you hoping to strengthen familial bonds and connections? Attract new best friends and platonic soul-connections? Visualize a clear picture of what this spells success looks like to guide the process.

Step two: Gather your ingredients and tools.

It’s time to select your jar and begin deciding which ingredients you’d like to use. Take your time here, and be thorough. Ensure you have everything you need BEFORE you start assembling your jar. Stepping away and breaking concentration could disrupt the spell’s viability

P.S. I typically get my jars from dollar tree, many herbs can also be found there or at your local grocery store with the spices. As for the less common herbs, I highly recommend finding a local metaphysical or apothecary to supply you with the herbs you need for spells. However there are some online options too!

Step Three: Prepare your space

Cleansing the space, energetically and spiritually is important. This ensures no unwanted energies will interfere or muddle with your spell. There are many different ways to cleanse your space (which we can explore in a different post). Try out different forms of cleansing or even a combination. Whichever feels right to you and your spell. I usually keep incense lit while I build my jars. That way I can use it to cleanse my space and my jars.

Step Four: Assemble the Spell Jar

I often start my writing out my intention for the spell on a piece of paper (remember what we talked about earlier?). After cleansing the jar with incense, the ingredients are often added heaviest to lightest. This isn’t a hard rule though, follow what your intuition tells you.

P.S. It is okay if you’re missing a few ingredients to your spell jar recipe. My recipes are often on the longer side and more of a suggestion for lots of different ingredients. Use your intuition and what feels right. If you’re missing one thing, don’t stress!

Step Five: Activate the Spell Jar

Now that your jar is full of your chosen ingredients, it’s time to activate it. There are several ways of doing this, through visualization; by using athames, wands, or clear quartz points; by simply shaking the jar; or by adding essential oils to the spell jar. Sunlight and moonlight can also be used to activate spells. I typically set my spell jars out with my crystals under the full moon for them to charge and activate.

Step 6: Seal your Jar

I typically use candle wax to seal my spells. I like the way it looks and the color magic I can do with colorful candles. Some other methods of sealing include, sealing with tape, cloth sealing or using sigils to seal them spiritually. Some witches prefer a more permanent approach and will seal by copper electroforming.

P.S. Birthday candles are a great steal for a witch on a budget. They have almost every color, and can sometimes be even easier to use than a larger candle

Spell Jar Recipes to come soon!

Thanks for reading,

did some tarot and a ritual tonight, involved My Jynx from her gravedirt, some flowers I was given, and different colored beads n stone chips.

Materials:

One jar

Dried lavender

Sugar

Bay leaves

Salt

English Ivy leaves

One lapis lazuli

One aventurine

Three amethysts

Three rose quartz

One red candle

One pink candle

A lighter

Paper and pen

Method:

First use the paper and pen to construct a sigil from the phrase DREAM OF ME. Fold the paper and place it in the jar.

Add all the other ingredients except the candles. Seal the jar.

Shake the jar to incorporate everything.

Use the lighter to drip red and pink candle wax over the top of the jar.

Place the jar with intent under your bed.

To break the spell, simply remove the jar from under your bed and empty the contents.

**WARNING**