Quick Specs
- Brand: 1618 Gold
- Type: Whole dried rose hips, ritual use
- Size/Quantity: 1 oz packet (Rosa canina)
- Best for: Charm bag filling, divination preparation, single love spell
- 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.
Rose Hips for Divination Aid and Charm Bag Work
Rosa canina, the dog rose, produces small red-orange fruits called hips that are used as ingredients in luck-drawing, love-attracting, and divinatory workings. Rose hips are carried as luck tokens and added to sachets intended to open roads and clear blockages before major decisions. Many practitioners include them in charm bags alongside cinnamon chips and lucky hand root for prosperity and fortune work.
For divination preparation, rose hips appear in pre-reading rituals designed to open psychic receptivity. Placing a few whole hips on a divination altar or near a tarot spread is a traditional folk method for inviting clear, unobstructed vision. The 1-ounce packet holds a small supply of whole hips, enough for several individual charm bags or a series of preparatory altar layouts before reading sessions.
Single Love Spell and Luck Correspondence Work
Rose hips carry the Venusian signature of the rose but concentrate it in the fruit rather than the flower, giving them a slightly earthier, more manifesting quality in folk magical use. Where rose petals draw new love and beauty, rose hips are more often used to solidify an existing attraction, sweeten a stalled relationship, or bring luck into a love situation that has stagnated. The whole dried form used here preserves the integrity of the hip for use as a talisman object in a charm bag, as opposed to powdered forms used for incense or dusting blends.
Store in a sealed container away from moisture, as whole hips can reabsorb humidity and lose their structural integrity over time. If you’re building a broader collection for charm bag and luck work, browse my herbs and accessories collection for additional ingredients that pair well with rose hips in prosperity workings.
How to Use Rose Hips Whole 1oz
Three ritual applications for whole rose hips in charm bag, divination, and love spell work.
- Fill a Luck Charm Bag
Place three whole rose hips in a yellow or green flannel bag alongside a cinnamon stick and a pinch of allspice. Tie with an odd number of knots, state your intention for luck clearly, and carry the bag during important appointments or decisions.
- Prepare a Divination Altar Layout
Arrange five whole rose hips in a circle around your tarot deck or scrying tool before a reading. This folk method invites clear psychic reception and opens perception channels. Leave them in place for the full reading, then store for reuse later.
- Assemble a Single Love Spell Sachet
Combine a small handful of rose hips with dried rose petals and cinnamon bark in a pink cloth pouch. Write your desired outcome on paper, fold it toward you, tuck it inside, then place the sachet beneath your pillow or on your altar overnight.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I stock rose hips whole rather than powdered because the intact form gives you flexibility across applications, from charm bag talismans to altar arrangements to sachets. The 1-ounce packet is sized for practitioners who want to experiment with rose hip correspondence work before scaling up. If you use tarot or oracle tools alongside your ritual work, explore my tarot and divination collection to find tools that pair naturally with a pre-reading rose hip layout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rose hips are used in luck-drawing charm bags, divination preparation rituals, and love spells. They are carried as fortune tokens, and practitioners layer them with cinnamon and lucky hand root in charm bags for roads.
Rose hips carry a more manifesting energy than petals. Where petals draw new love, hips are used to solidify stalled attraction, sweeten existing relationships, and ground Venusian energy into tangible results rather than simply romantic attraction.
Yes. Placing whole rose hips around your reading space before a session is a folk method for opening psychic receptivity and inviting clarity. They can remain on the altar during the reading and be stored afterward for future divination preparation.
Three to five whole rose hips are typical for a single charm bag. The 1-ounce packet contains enough for several individual bags, a divination altar arrangement, or one complete love spell sachet combined with complementary herbs for the working.
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