Quick Specs
- Size: 1 oz
- Type: Fragrance Oil
- Brand: AzureGreen
- Best For: Anointing, spell bottles, mojo bags, candle dressing
The Spice That Punches Above Its Weight
Clove, Syzygium aromaticum, is one of those plants that just refuses to stay in one lane. It’s a spice, a dental remedy, a perfume note, and a ritual staple spanning continents. The dried flower buds contain eugenol, a phenolic compound responsible for the sharp, warm, almost biting scent that stops you mid-inhale. That scent has shown up in Hoodoo money work, European protective charms, and Indonesian ceremonial contexts for centuries. I stock this AzureGreen 1oz bottle because clove is one of the more versatile single-note oils you can keep on a working altar.
This is a fragrance oil, not a steam-distilled essential oil. AzureGreen’s yellow-label oils are formulated for ritual and aromatic use, so they carry the character of the plant without being concentrated botanical extracts. That matters for how you use it. You can apply it more freely to candles and objects without the same caution a pure essential oil demands. If you need a botanical essential oil for aromatherapy or topical therapeutic use, I do carry those separately in my essential oils collection. For anointing work, candle magic, and dressed spell materials, this 1oz size is the right tool.
In folk magic, clove hits a broad range of intentions: money drawing, protection, stopping gossip, building confidence, love, and promoting sweet dreams. That breadth makes it one of the first oils worth having on hand when you’re building out a working oil kit. You can also pair it with other oils in the 1oz AzureGreen oil collection to create layered blends suited to more specific workings.
How to Use Clove Fragrance Oil
Three practical ways to work with clove fragrance oil in ritual and spellcraft.
- Dilute Before Applying to Skin
Add a few drops of clove oil to a carrier oil like jojoba or sweet almond before applying to pulse points. The 1oz bottle gives you enough volume to work with for repeated anointing sessions without running out fast.
- Use the Scent to Anchor Intention
Place the open bottle near your workspace or altar when doing money or protection work. Clove’s sharp, spicy scent anchors intention and signals to your mind that focused work has begun. Breathe slowly before starting.
- Dress Spell Bottles and Mojo Bags
To use in a spell bottle or mojo bag, apply a small amount of oil to a cloth strip or cotton ball, then tuck it inside with your other materials. The scent will hold longer than dried herbs alone and keeps the work active.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry AzureGreen’s yellow-label oil line because the product is consistent batch to batch. The bottle arrives sealed, the scent profile holds true to what clove should smell like, and the 1oz amber glass format keeps light out and extends shelf life. That consistency matters when you’re working with intention, because you don’t want a tool that surprises you. These oils have been in steady rotation since I started stocking them, and returns for scent issues have been close to zero.
Clove oil at any concentration can cause skin sensitivity, especially undiluted. Always dilute before skin application, even if you’ve used other oils without issue. This is not a carrier oil and it’s not water-soluble, so keep it away from eyes and out of reach of children. When used on candles or in spell materials, it performs exactly as expected and is one of the cleaner-burning fragrance oils in this line.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is a fragrance oil, not an essential oil extract. It carries the scent of clove bud but is blended for ritual and aromatic use, not aromatherapy or therapeutic application. If you need a true essential oil, I carry those separately.
Clove oil has a long footprint in Hoodoo, folk magic, and European herbal traditions. It appears in workings for money drawing, protection, stopping gossip, and love. The spicy, warm scent is considered activating and energetically assertive.
Apply a few drops to a carrier oil before any skin contact. Clove is potent and can irritate skin undiluted. Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. Store in a cool, dark place with the cap tight to preserve the scent and slow oxidation.
The 1oz size works well for regular practice. You get enough volume to anoint candles, dress mojo bags, and add to spell bottles over many sessions. It’s a practical middle size between the small 2-dram vial and the large bulk 16oz bottle.
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