Quick Specs
- Type: Lodestone, gold-colored
- Size/Quantity: 1 pound, sold by weight
- Best for: Money drawing, prosperity spells, abundance charm bags, candle work
Gold Lodestones for Money Drawing
Lodestone, a naturally magnetized form of the iron oxide mineral magnetite, is used in hoodoo and folk magic. Its magnetic property, the ability to attract iron filings and other metallic objects, is why it is used for attraction work. Gold lodestones are chosen for financial work by color-magic convention.
In hoodoo, lodestones are “fed” with magnetic sand, a fine iron filing mixture that clings to the stone and shows its magnetic pull. Many practitioners name their lodestones and treat them as living allies, dressing them with oils formulated for money drawing and placing them in charm bags alongside money-drawing herbs such as cinquefoil, bay laurel, and five-finger grass.
Practical Use in Candle Work and Charm Bags
Lodestones are versatile in ritual use. For candle money spells, the lodestone is placed at the base of a green or gold candle dressed with money-drawing oil, and the candle is burned over several sessions while the practitioner focuses on a specific financial intention. For charm bags, the gold lodestone anchors the bag’s magnetic function, drawing the desired financial outcome toward the carrier. The stones can also be placed in cash registers, safes, or home offices to attract steady income flow.
This listing sells gold lodestones by the pound, so the count of stones will vary depending on their individual sizes. Lodestones are natural minerals and vary in shape, surface texture, and exact shade. No two pieces are identical. Browse my full lodestone and magnetic sand collection to find magnetic sand, oils, and complementary ritual supplies for a complete money-drawing setup.
How to Use Gold Lodestones
How to activate and use gold lodestones in money-drawing ritual practice.
- Feed and Name Your Lodestone
Rinse the lodestone in cool water and dry it. Hold it in both hands and give it a personal name linked to your intention. Sprinkle magnetic sand over the stone and watch the filings cling, confirming its magnetic power is active.
- Dress for Money Drawing
Apply a small amount of money-drawing oil to the lodestone, rubbing it in while stating your financial intention clearly. Place it on a green cloth or at the base of a dressed candle on your prosperity altar for focused ritual work.
- Feed Weekly to Maintain Power
Once a week, add a pinch of magnetic sand and a drop of oil to keep the lodestone active. Many practitioners feed their lodestones on a regular schedule.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock gold lodestones by the pound so there are several pieces on hand for candle work, large charm bags, and altar arrangements. A single stone is fine for personal carry. Hoodoo is a living tradition, and I offer lodestones as an entry point, not a substitute for learning from practitioners and community. Gold-colored lodestones are chosen for financial work by color-magic convention. Explore my ritual supplies for magnetic sand, oils, and everything else needed to build a complete prosperity working.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lodestones are used in hoodoo and folk magic to attract desired conditions, most often money, love, or luck. Their magnetism is the symbolic basis of the attraction work.
Gold is the color-magic color for wealth, and some practitioners working financial rituals choose gold-colored lodestones over plain grey ones for that association. The color coding is a color-magic convention.
Magnetic sand is the traditional feeding material for lodestones and shows the magnetic pull. It is not strictly required to begin ritual work, but many practitioners include it as part of an ongoing lodestone care practice.
The count varies depending on individual stone size. Lodestones are natural minerals sold by weight, so you may receive several smaller pieces or fewer larger ones. Each piece is a magnetic magnetite specimen.
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