Jasmine Flowers | Love & Attraction

Associations

Planet: Moon
Element: Water
Astrological Sign: Cancer
Chakra: Heart & Crown
Deities: Diana

Description

Also sold as Queen of the Night and Moonlight on the Grove. Jasmine is worked with for sensual attraction, emotional intimacy, and dream awareness. In spiritual practice, it bridges desire and devotion, making it useful in both love work and intuitive exploration. Jasmine carries a soft but unmistakable magnetism, often chosen when emotional depth and presence matter more than overt action.

Plant Context

Jasmine blooms at night and releases its fragrance after dark, aligning it with lunar energy, dreams, and subconscious attraction. Its delicate flowers contrast with the intensity of its scent, reflecting the power of subtle influence.

In the Hand

Small cream-white whole blossoms, papery when dry, with a heavy sweet scent that comes up strongest at night and in warm oil.

Work with it

Jasmine is commonly used in love rituals, dream work, and self-connection practices. A focused way to work with it is to place it near the bed or incorporate it into evening rituals intended to deepen emotional or intuitive awareness.

Work It With

• Catnip
• Damiana Leaf
• Hibiscus
• Rose Quartz Sphere
• Charcoal Disks, for burning loose herbs
• How to work with herbs spiritually
• Shop the whole apothecary by purpose

Important Notes

Sold as a ritual botanical, not as food, supplement, or medicine. Not for consumption.
Offered for its traditional folkloric and metaphysical associations only, and not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent anything.
Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Sold in 1/2 ounce packages.