Quick Specs
- Size: 2 dram (~7.4 ml)
- Type: Fragrance Oil
- Brand: AzureGreen
- Best For: Candle dressing, anointing, sachets, spell kits, and mojo bags
What Makes Clove Oil Worth Keeping on Your Shelf
Clove oil comes from Syzygium aromaticum, the dried flower buds of a tropical tree native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia. The scent is unmistakable: warm, sharp, and spicy, with a faintly sweet undertone that keeps it from being harsh. The active compound in true clove essential oil is eugenol, a phenolic molecule with a distinctive penetrating quality. This AzureGreen version is a fragrance oil built around that character, designed for ritual use rather than therapeutic aromatherapy.
I stock this alongside my 2dr AzureGreen oil collection because clove shows up in more traditions than almost any other aromatic. In Hoodoo, it’s a classic money-drawing herb and an ingredient in stop-gossip and protection work. In European folk magic, clove has historically been tied to warmth, friendship, and prosperity. In some Caribbean-influenced spiritual traditions, it’s used to anchor a working and give it staying power. That’s a wide footprint for a small bottle.
If you’re drawn to clove for its therapeutic properties and want a botanical extract rather than a scent oil, check out my essential oils. What this fragrance oil offers is a focused ritual scent that layers well with other oils and holds well on wax, cloth, and paper. It’s not trying to be something it isn’t, and for the uses it’s built for, it performs consistently.
How to Use Clove Fragrance Oil in Ritual Work
Three steps for using AzureGreen clove fragrance oil in ritual and spell work.
- Choose Your Carrier and Application Method
Decide how you’ll use the oil before opening the bottle. For skin anointing, blend a few drops into a carrier oil like jojoba or sweet almond. For object dressing, apply it directly to candles, sachets, or petition papers with a fingertip.
- Set Your Intention Before Application
Hold the closed bottle in both hands and bring your intention into focus. Clove carries a bold, assertive scent, so pair it with equally focused goals: drawing money, building confidence, silencing gossip, or anchoring a protection work.
- Apply and Seal the Work
Dress your candle, mojo bag, or talisman from base to tip for drawing energy toward you, or tip to base to push energy away. Cap the bottle, wipe the rim clean, and store it upright away from heat and direct sunlight to preserve the scent.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry AzureGreen’s oil line because the yellow-label format has been consistent for years. The bottles come sealed, the scents don’t vary wildly batch to batch, and the 2 dram size is the right amount for someone who wants to try an oil before committing to an ounce or more. AzureGreen is a long-established spiritual goods supplier and their fragrance oil catalog covers a wide range of traditional ritual scents, including this clove.
Clove fragrance oil is potent, so a little goes a long way. You don’t need to soak your candle to get the scent to work. Two or three drops on a cloth or anointed into the wax at the base is enough. The scent can also linger on hands, so wash up after if you don’t want to carry it through the day. Store the bottle upright and away from direct sun or heat to preserve the fragrance over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is a fragrance oil, not a steam-distilled essential oil. It captures the warm, spicy character of clove without being a therapeutic-grade extract. If you need a pure botanical essential oil, I carry those in a separate category.
Clove has a long folk magic history in Hoodoo and European witchcraft. It’s called on for money drawing, protection, stopping gossip, building confidence, and sweetening love. It pairs naturally with cinnamon and frankincense in blended workings.
Clove is a strong irritant at full concentration. Don’t apply this fragrance oil undiluted to skin. Blend it into a carrier oil at a low ratio, around 1-2 percent, before using it for anointing or personal wear. Patch-test first on a small area.
A 2 dram bottle holds approximately 7.4 ml, which is just under a quarter ounce. That’s enough for dozens of ritual applications. The small size makes it easy to carry in a bag or store in a dedicated oil drawer without taking up much space.
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