Quick Specs
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Type: Fine mineral powder
- Size/Quantity: 1 lb (16 oz)
- Best for: Bulk floor wash practice, coven supply, ongoing protection work, large-space washes
- Sourcing: SQF & Kosher certified supplier
I source this herb from a supplier that’s both SQF, Safe Quality Food, certified and Kosher certified, meeting real, audited quality standards rather than just a label. What’s in this packet is suitable for your kitchen, a cup of tea, your altar, and your spell jar.
Bulk Calcium Citrate for Serious Ritual Supply
The 1 lb bulk size of calcium citrate powder is built for practitioners who incorporate regular floor washing, protective powder work, or sachet blending into their ongoing practice. At this quantity, you have enough mineral on hand to wash a large home multiple times across a year, supply a coven’s group workings, or maintain a well-stocked practice shelf without constantly reordering. Practitioners working with protective and cleansing formulas at any serious scale tend to buy mineral ingredients like this in bulk.
Calcium citrate is a fine white mineral used in ritual as a neutral base for sachet powder blends, and in floor washing, candle dressing, and threshold work, all areas where having consistent supply matters for uninterrupted practice. The 1 lb quantity removes the friction of running out mid-working.
Coven Supply, Group Workings, and High-Volume Floor Wash
Groups and covens that run collective cleansing and protection rituals benefit from buying powders like calcium citrate in bulk. A single pound supports many individual working portions, shared floor washes for group spaces, and collective sachet blending sessions where each practitioner takes home a finished powder. The per-use cost at bulk quantity is significantly lower than smaller packs, and the mineral stores well in a sealed container for extended periods. Browse my bulk herb collection for the botanical companions that pair well with this mineral in blend work.
This calcium citrate is food safe, so it’s suitable for the kitchen as well as for ritual work. I make no health claims for it. If you’re pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, check with your doctor before using it internally. Keep it sealed in a cool, dry location between uses, and it will maintain its texture and workability for a long time.
How to Use Calcium Citrate Powder
How to work with a 1 lb bulk supply of calcium citrate powder in regular and group ritual practice.
- Set Up a Bulk Powder Station
Transfer a working portion of calcium citrate into a smaller labeled jar for daily access, keeping the main pound sealed. This protects the bulk supply from moisture while giving you easy access to the amount needed for each working or floor wash.
- Prepare Large-Space Floor Washes
For a large home or group ritual space, add two to three tablespoons of calcium citrate to a full bucket of warm water with rue, hyssop, or angelica. Mop from the back corners forward, exiting through the front door when the space is complete.
- Batch Sachet Powder Blends for Group Use
Weigh out portions of calcium citrate and combine with ground protective herbs in a large mortar. Blend thoroughly and divide into individual portions for coven members or your practice shelf. Label each container with the blend name and date.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock the 1 lb size for practitioners who take their floor wash and powder work seriously. Running out of a mineral base mid-season is a nuisance that bulk buying eliminates entirely. The quality is consistent across all three sizes of this mineral, and the pound pack is the most economical way to keep a reliable supply on hand for active, ongoing practice. For related ritual tools, browse my full herbs and accessories collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
The pound size suits practitioners who use calcium citrate regularly for floor washes, sachet blending, or candle work. It also serves covens or group practice spaces where multiple people draw from a shared supply for collective cleansing rituals.
For a solo practitioner washing monthly, a pound will last one to two years. A coven washing a shared space and blending sachets collectively may work through it in one season to a full year, depending on working frequency and space size.
Seal the bag and transfer smaller portions to labeled glass jars. Keep the main supply in a cool, dry spot away from sunlight and humidity. Mineral powders stored this way remain workable and free-flowing for extended periods without degrading.
Yes. Calcium citrate serves as a neutral base or carrier in protective powder blends, mixed with other herbs or salts to suit the specific intention.
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