At a glance
- 1 oz glass dropper bottle, hand-poured
- Infused with genuine rare Moldavite
- Lightweight, skin-softening coconut oil base
- Top notes: clove leaf, black wood
- Middle notes: warm woods, amber, birch
- Base notes: cedarwood, precious woods, tonka bean
- Ingredients: Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Fragrance (Parfum), Moldavite (Mineral)
How to use it
- Anoint pulse points or skin for daily intention setting.
- Use it on candles, spell jars, talismans, or altar tools for ritual work.
- Apply before meditation, tarot, or energy sessions to deepen focus.
- Rub a little between the palms and inhale, or add it to a diffuser, for aromatic grounding.
- Smooth lightly through hair or massage into cuticles. For external use only.
The scent, from top to base
| Layer |
Notes |
| Top |
Clove leaf, black wood |
| Middle |
Warm woods, amber, birch |
| Base |
Cedarwood, precious woods, tonka bean |
✨ Temple Tip
Start small with Moldavite. Practitioners almost universally recommend short, deliberate sessions rather than daily saturation — one drop, one intention, then pay attention to what moves.
Questions & answers
Is the Moldavite genuine?
Yes — the oil is infused with genuine rare Moldavite.
How big is the bottle?
1 oz, in a glass dropper bottle, hand-poured.
What does it smell like?
Rich and spiced: clove leaf and black wood over warm woods, amber and birch, resting on cedarwood, precious woods, and tonka bean.
Can I use it on my skin?
It is formulated with a coconut oil base for anointing pulse points and skin. Patch test first; for external use only.
Who is this oil for?
Spiritual practitioners, energy workers, and anyone drawn to transformation work — though it is equally at home simply as an anointing oil you like the smell of.
One drop, and then pay attention.
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