Quick Specs
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Type: Fine mineral powder
- Size/Quantity: 2 oz
- Best for: Regular floor wash practice, ongoing sachet powder work, candle dressing
- 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.
A Practitioner-Ready Supply of Calcium Citrate
Calcium citrate powder is a fine white mineral some practitioners use in ritual washes, boundary work, and sachet powder formulas. The 2 oz size steps up from trial quantity into regular practitioner territory, offering enough material to run multiple washes across a season or to maintain a steady supply for threshold lines and candle dressing. Practitioners who have already confirmed calcium citrate fits their formula tend to move from 1 oz to 2 oz as their first restock.
Calcium citrate brings a neutral, clean mineral base that accepts other powdered herbs and salts without interfering with their properties. It dissolves cleanly in wash water, making it easy to incorporate into regular home cleansing routines without residue or discoloration.
Candle Dressing, Petition Papers, and Ongoing Work
Beyond floor washes, the 2 oz size supports ongoing candle dressing work, where a pinch of calcium citrate blended with ground protection herbs is rolled onto an anointed candle before burning. Some practitioners also dust petition papers lightly with the powder before folding them into spell workings, particularly for matters involving protective or cleansing intentions. The quantity here accommodates this kind of regular, repeating use across multiple workings. Browse my cleansing and purification herbs for botanicals that work in combination with this mineral.
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. If you are stocking a serious practice or building for coven use, the 1 lb bulk option provides the best value for ongoing work.
How to Use Calcium Citrate Powder
Practical methods for working calcium citrate powder into an active ritual practice.
- Run a Seasonal Floor Wash
Mix one to two teaspoons of calcium citrate into warm water with hyssop or rue. Starting at the back of your home, mop toward the front door while speaking a cleansing prayer. Repeat monthly to maintain a spiritually clean environment.
- Dress Candles with a Protective Blend
Combine a pinch of calcium citrate with ground rue and bay in a small dish. Anoint your candle with a protection oil, then roll it in the powder blend. Light it while focusing on your protective intention for the space or person in the working.
- Dust Petition Papers Before Folding
Write your petition or name paper, then dust the surface lightly with calcium citrate before folding. This adds a mineral protective layer before the paper is placed under a candle, added to a charm bag, or buried as part of your working.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock the 2 oz size because it bridges the gap between a one-time test and an ongoing supply. Practitioners who use calcium citrate regularly for floor washes and candle work need more than 1 oz but may not yet want to invest in a full pound. This size fills that practical gap cleanly. For tools that complement this mineral in protective workings, browse my altar supplies collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
The 2 oz size gives enough for multiple washes or a full season of cleansing work, while the 1 oz suits a single application or initial trial. Active practitioners who wash monthly will find the 2 oz a more practical and economical choice.
Yes. A small pinch blended with ground rue or bay makes a reliable protective dusting powder for candle dressing. Anoint the candle with oil first, then roll it in the mixture before burning for protection or cleansing intentions in a working.
Chemically it is the same compound. This one comes from an SQF and Kosher certified supplier and is food safe, suitable for the kitchen as well as ritual work, and I make no health claims for it.
Keep it in a sealed container away from moisture. Fine mineral powders absorb humidity and cake if left open. A glass jar with a tight lid in a cool, dry spot in your workspace or altar cabinet will keep it workable for an extended period.
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