Clove Fragrance Oil 16oz Bulk — AzureGreen Ritual Production

Quick Specs

• Size: 16 oz (1 lb)
• Type: Fragrance Oil
• Brand: AzureGreen
• Best For: Candle dressing, anointing, oil burners, spell work, and bulk restocking

Clove Oil in the Ritual Toolkit

Clove comes from Syzygium aromaticum, a tropical evergreen native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia. The dried flower buds have been traded across the ancient world since at least 1700 BCE, carried by Arab merchants into the Mediterranean long before Europe had any idea where they grew. The primary active compound, eugenol, gives clove its sharp, penetrating warmth and is responsible for the antiseptic properties that made clove one of the earliest trade commodities to carry both practical and sacred weight.

In Hoodoo and rootwork, clove is one of the workhorses of the cabinet. It shows up in money-drawing formulas, stop-gossip packets, confidence-boosting blends, and love-sweetening work. In European folk traditions, cloves were stuck into oranges and hung in homes as protective pomanders. Across West African diaspora spiritual traditions, spicy herbs like clove are often understood as activating, projective, and heat-generating. The 16oz bottle I carry here is AzureGreen’s bulk fragrance oil, blended and bottled for the practitioner who uses oils constantly and doesn’t want to be restocking every few weeks. I carry the full range in my 1lb AzureGreen oils collection, and if you need a steam-distilled botanical extract for aromatherapy instead, I also stock those in my essential oils section.

This is a fragrance oil, not a steam-distilled essential oil. The scent is rich and true to clove, designed to carry intention in your working space rather than deliver the phytochemical profile of a therapeutic-grade extract. If you’re planning to use it in an oil burner, as a candle dressing, or as part of a ritual blend, it performs beautifully. If you’re looking for something to diffuse for respiratory support or use in aromatherapy, you’d want a true essential oil instead.

How to Use Clove Fragrance Oil

The Tarot Fellow Standard

I stock this bottle because the supplier has a track record of consistent scent quality across their line and a distribution network that’s been serving metaphysical shops for decades. The yellow-label AzureGreen oils are a known quantity in the ritual supply world, which matters when you’re ordering bulk. Clove oil’s scent can vary significantly between sources depending on the fragrance compound ratios, and this one holds a warm, true-to-clove note without going sharp or chemical. That consistency is why I keep it in rotation.

A practical note: clove is a dermal sensitizer. Even a fragrance oil based on clove compounds can cause skin irritation if applied directly. Always blend it into a carrier before skin contact, and keep the concentration low, around 1 percent or less for anything going on skin. For candle work, sachet packets, and oil burners, you can use it more freely.

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