Luck Magic Correspondences
Herbs
Stones
Allspice - Attracts money/luck
Aloe - Attracts good luck
Bay Leaves - Use to draw good luck
Buckthorn - Use to draw good luck
Calamus Root [Sweet Flag] - Use to draw good luck
Chaparral - Use to alter bad luck by drawing in good luck
Fenugreek - Use infusion to dispel bad luck and provide protection
Frankincense - Add to luck mixtures
Galangal Root - Wear/carry to draw good luck
Grains of Paradise - Use in luck spells and mixtures
Heather, White - Carry to draw good luck
Job's Tears - Carry seeds for good luck and prosperity
Mistletoe - Carry/wear for good luck in hunting (use with caution)
Moss, Irish - Use to draw good luck
Nutmeg - Use to draw good luck
Orange Peel - Use to draw good luck
Pomegranate - Use to draw good luck
Purslane - Carry to draw luck and keep evil away
Rose Bud - Add to fast-luck mixtures
Rowan Bark - Add to luck baths
Strawberry Leaf - Use in luck spells and mixtures
Violet - Carry to bring changes in luck and fortune
Wintergreen - Strew in home or business to attract luck
Amber, Baltic (Resin) - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
Aventurine, Green - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
Chalcedony, Blue - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
Chrysoprase - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
Coral, Red - Use to attract luck into a house
Lepidolite - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
Opal - Luck-drawing stone; inaccurately labeled stone of misfortune due to a Sir Walter Scott novel, Anne of Gerstein
Sunstone - Illuminates obstacles and draws good luck
Tiger's Eye, Gold (Yellow) - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
Turquoise - Wear/Carry to draw good luck
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