Herbs for Good Luck
Luck correspondences tip the odds your way — before an exam, a trip, a job interview or a fresh start. Lucky stones and plants are carried in a pocket, tucked into a charm bag or kept by the door so good fortune follows you out.
10 herbs for good luck
Aloe Vera
Used in charms or sachets to attract good luck.
Anise
Carried in sachets or amulets to bring good luck
Chamomile
Chamomile symbolizes peace, resilience, and protection. It is often associated with the sun's warmth and nurturing…
Chicory
Carried to attract good luck and prosperity
Cinquefoil
Cinquefoil symbolizes balance, harmony, and the interconnectedness of the five elements. It is also associated with…
Dandelion
Dandelions symbolize resilience, transformation, hope, and the fulfillment of wishes. They are also associated with…
Dill
Dill symbolizes clarity, protection, and prosperity. It is also associated with courage and the ability to overcome…
Goldenrod
Attracting luck and abundance
Parsley
Carried or used in sachets to attract luck and abundance
Rue
Bringing good luck and prosperity
How to use herbs for good luck
- Sew or tie a pinch into a sachet or charm bag and carry it, or hang it by the door.
- Burn dried herbs as incense or a smoke bundle — with a window open.
- Scatter them across a threshold, add them to a ritual bath, or roll a candle in them.
- Never eat or drink an herb for magic without checking it’s safe — several here are toxic or unsafe in pregnancy.