At a glance
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Green seven-day glass candle, hand-dressed in small batches
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Dressed with cinnamon, chamomile, orange peel, basil, alfalfa, and lemon balm
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Anointed with Money Drawing ritual oil — cinnamon, vetiver, ginger, patchouli, peppermint, basil
- Topped with a genuine green aventurine
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Approximately seven days of continuous burn; no two candles are identical
How to use it
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Attach the work to something concrete: a specific offer, a rate increase, a job application, a slow month you want to turn. Vague petitions produce vague follow-through.
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Write the intention on petition paper and place it beneath the glass before the first lighting.
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Traditionally opened on a Thursday or during a waxing moon — a useful rhythm if you want one.
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Pair each daily lighting with one real action toward the same goal. In practice this is what separates a candle that works from a candle that just burns.
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Keep the green aventurine when the wax is spent — in a wallet, a till, or the drawer where you handle money.
Where this candle sits in the working order
| Stage |
What it is for |
Candle |
| Clear |
General stuckness with nothing specific to name |
Uncrossing 7-Day Candle |
| Release |
One named thing you have decided is leaving |
Banishing 7-Day Candle |
| Ward |
Holding a boundary through a sustained condition |
Fiery Wall of Protection 7-Day Candle |
| Open |
A path that exists but will not move |
Road Opener 7-Day Candle |
| Set |
One intention at the start of a cycle |
New Moon 7-Day Candle |
| Draw |
Prosperity, love, or recognition specifically |
Money Drawing · Love Drawing · Crown of Success |
| Settle |
Preparation before a reading or a decision |
Spiritual Clarity 7-Day Candle |
✨ Temple Tip — one candle, one number
Prosperity work spreads thin the moment it becomes "more money." Pick a single figure or a single deal and put only that under the glass. Seven days is enough to move one thing properly and not nearly enough to move five.
Questions we get asked
Is this the same as Crown of Success?
No, and the distinction is worth keeping. Money Drawing belongs to the prosperity family; Crown of Success belongs to the recognition-and-advancement family. If the work is good and unseen, you want the latter.
Where does the petition go?
On petition paper beneath the glass, placed before the first lighting.
How long does it burn?
Approximately seven days of continuous burn, or across shorter sessions if you snuff and relight.
Does the candle do the work?
No. Every practitioner worth listening to says the same thing: pair each lighting with one real action toward the same goal. The candle holds the attention; you do the rest.
What do I do with the aventurine?
Keep it somewhere you handle money — a wallet, a till, a desk drawer — rather than putting it away with the spent wax.
Care & safety: Burn on a heat-proof surface, within sight, away from drafts and anything flammable, and never unattended or within reach of children and pets. Dressed candles carry loose botanicals on the wax that will catch as the melt pool reaches them. A ritual tool — no outcome is promised, and nothing here is medical, legal, or financial advice. Traditionally worked for prosperity and opportunity — not financial advice, and not a promise of income or results.
The other seven-day glass candles live together in 7-Day & Vigil Candles. Before the first lighting, Money Candle Ritual walks through petition, timing and the daily action that carries it. If you cannot decide between this and an opening candle, Road Opener or Money Candle? settles it with one question.
Light it, then go send the invoice. #TempleOfDesire
