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A small and simple post about Mabon. Please don’t repost it. I hope you’re having an amazing Mabon!! *autumn vibes here*

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The Autumnal Equinox: Finding balance as the cycle ends

With the happy, chaotic vibes of summer coming to a close, we welcome in the more introspective part of the year. It is a time to withdraw, to cleanse, to give thanks for what we have grown in the year and prepare that which we are ready to discard on the Feast of Ashes in October.

Often this is a time to gather with those you care about, or simply revel in your love of self and reflect on the dropping temperatures and changing leaves. The bounty of the late summer garden gives way to roots and gourds and the last of the herb garden offerings.

Like the Spring Equinox, this period marks a time of equal day and night, making it a good time for magic that relates to reining in bad habits, finding peace in a busy lifestyle, or bringing harmony to a household in strife. Unlike the Spring Equinox, however, which focuses on bringing balance to restore energy and vigor for growth the Autumnal Equinox welcomes you to bring balance for a proper rest. It’s energy asks you to appreciate everything you have done, big or small, and prepare for the darker half of the year by gathering up all of your grief, fear, anxiety and exhaustion in bundles before you so you can be ready to let them go. For we cannot release what we do not need if you don’’t first examine what we have and who we are.

I will share with you some of my traditions for this time of year, to give you an idea of the kind of productive magical and mundane work you can do to prepare yourself for the waning light. As someone with SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), I find that my transition into Fall is very important to my mental health as it reminds me to let go of what I cannot control.

Some good Autumnal Equinox traditions:

🍁 Just like Spring Cleaning, you can do some Fall Cleaning and prepping your house for the colder months. Put out your cold weather clothes (if appropriate for the time) and go through your warm weather things to bag up what doesn’t fit anymore or is unwanted anymore to give to secondhand stores or repurpose into other things (old t-shirts make nice dusting clothes~!), check windows for drafts, clean the fireplace and chimney if you have one, polish up your kitchen and pantry, sweep and mop floors and reset any wards or protection magics you have on your space.

🍁 If you are so inclined, the first day of Fall is a perfect day to decorate for Halloween and for the season! You can make a ritual out of it like I do by sipping hot apple cider and playing some spooky or seasonally associated music (I tend to gravitate toward richer, warmer folk music around this time of year!)

🍁 This is the second harvest holiday, and I personally strongly link this time of year to apples, so you could go apple picking and afterwards make an apple ie charmed to bring peace and happiness to those who eat it! Or if you picked a lot of apples make a happiness applesauce! You can also slice up apples and cook them in the oven to make apple chips for teas or just to snack on.

🍁 If you are looking to bring balance into some aspect of your life, consider setting up a white candle and a black candle on your altar (or perhaps a yellow/gold and blue/silver set would work too!) As you work your magic for the day, the candles will invoke the equinox spirit into your working! If you cannot have candles, you can use a sunstone and a moonstone, or you could use clay or paper colored with your desired hues depicting balance.

🍁 If the weather is fair and you have one near you, I find that visiting a river or stream is particularly nice as they are a body of Water, which is linked to emotions and also to the properties of motion and overcoming obstacles. If you find that you are having trouble coming to terms with some aspect of yourself or an event in your life, spending time near a river or placing a river stone on your altar might help you.

These are just a few ideas of how to bring the Equinox energies into your home and to use them in your practice. Other popular activities include feasting, offering appropriate gifts to spirits of the land and home, having a bon fire, and tying natural strings to trees as a form of wish making.

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New altar setup 🔮🕯💕

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Can we normalize doing nothing, please?

I work with kids. These kids are at my program before and after school, and then some of them have sports/dance/music sometimes all of the above before they finally go home, eat dinner, and go to sleep. Then rinse and repeat everyday, and games and more classes on the weekend, etc.

I’m all for extracurriculars, but this turns into the teen who is not only in the school play, but they’re on the newspaper, the football team, and seven different clubs. In college they take double the courseloads, and then once they graduate…what?

They work themselves raw because they arent used to downtime. They’ve been told they can always be doing something, and they don’t know how to relax. This turns into the adult that has anxiety because there’s nothing left to clean, the adult that desperately wants to watch that TV show but can’t force themselves to sit long enough for it.

Then they turn into the moms and dads who spend all their free time ferrying their kids to extracurriculars.

Like, these kids don’t know what downtime is? I told a kid I did nothing last weekend, and he looked at me like I was crazy. He asked what I was doing this weekend and I said “Probably sleeping, mostly,” and he actually gasped. Then he rattled off a bunch of things I could do, to which I had to stop him.

“No, you don’t understand. I plan on sleeping. I’m booked.”

“But you could–”

“Nah. I’m just gonna rest.”

It was as if I had said a bad word or something. I asked what he does when he gets sick, and he says he goes to practice anyway. I asked him what he does if he doesn’t feel like going, and he said he goes anyway. I asked when he takes time to rest, and he said when he sleeps at night.

Bring back lazy Sundays. Bring back Saturday morning cartoons. Bring back the idea of relaxing and soaking in your day before moving into the next thing. Bring back the right to breathe, the right to rest.

Bring back mental health days, and taking a break. Bring back taking a walk or watching a show or setting a timer to remind yourself to stop cleaning and relax.

If you’re running at 100% all the time with no time to recharge, then your battery is going to die spectacularly, and probably at the worst possible time.

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Mood

lokeanrampant

Society is trying to burn us all out. Tell society to fuck off.

Go take a fucking nap. You’ve more than earned it and you deserve it.

We HAVE to recharge. Our bodies, our minds, our everything requires it.

rynn-0915

Those issues are… world wide for real…

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I made bread and went on a hike yesterday! Fuck capitalist conceptions of productivity 🌿🌲🍞

heatherwitch

Mentally ill witchcraft: For your symptoms

It’s really common to find witchy mental illness/health related content that is catered towards specific illnesses (usually anxiety and depression). This is more catered to specific symptoms.

Witchcraft is to be used as a supplement to proper medical care, medication and therapy - not as a sole alternative!

Anger:

Amethyst anger release spell

Easy anger release spell

A quick way to cool anger

Anger dispersion magic tea

Anger reducing bath

Bath spell to release anger

“I channel my anger in a healthy, safe and productive manner” sigil

“My anger is under control” sigil

This masterpost

Anxiety:

Anti-anxiety shower spell

Soothing bath spell

Rainy day anxiety spell

I will be okay spell

Anti-anxiety spell jar

Anti-anxiety spell charm

Anti-anxiety tea

Brain Fog + Memory:

ADHD concentration spell bottle

Brainfog lifting

“Brainfog begone” sigil

Rosemary memory spell

Finding things/ memory spell

Memory and concentration spell

Memory enhancement sachet

Memory and awareness spell bottle

Depression:

Post-depressive-episode bath spell

Ease my depression spell bottle

“Last hope” spell for depression

Anti-depression tea

Gems for depression

Disassociation:

Spell for disassociation

Witch’s disassociation bracelet

“Anti-disassociation” sigil

“I am grounded and in control of my emotions + reactions” sigil

Fatigue:

Spell for energy

Energy gain spell

Energy jar

Energy bath

Crystals for fatigue

“No fatigue” sigil

“Energy” sigil

“I am energetic” sigil

“I have the energy to take a shower” sigil

Flashbacks/trauma

Spell to release emotional blockage

Piece by piece trauma healing spell

Healing from childhood trauma spell bottle

Spell bottle for reassurance

“My trauma does not hold me back” sigil

Insomnia + nightmares:

Restful sleep and sweet dreams sachet

Sleep crystal spell

Stuffed animal sleep spell

Sleep easy spell sachet

Sleepy witch tip

Nightmare ward charm

Nightmare repellent

Nightmare prevention - crystals and herbs

Dream witch nightmare tips

Intrusive thoughts:

OCD assistance bath

Spell to ward against intrusive thoughts

Spell to control intrusive thoughts

Banish intrusive thoughts incantation

Banishing unwanted thoughts spell

Intrusive thought banishing spell

“I am in control of my OCD” sigil

Panic attacks:

Panic attack relief pouch

Anti-panic attack spell earrings

Rose Quartz calming spell

“Ease my panic attacks” sigil

“I have less panic attacks” sigil

Paranoia:

Crystals for paranoia

“My paranoia does not control me” sigil

“I don’t let paranoid thoughts overcome me” sigil

“My paranoia does not affect me” sigil

Picking (hair, skin, etc.):

Ease skin picking spell

“I resist the urge to pick my skin” sigil

“I keep from picking” sigil

“My trichotillomania is under control” sigil

“I don’t pull out my hair or eyelashes” sigil

“I am in control and resist the desire to pick my hair” sigil

Mood Swings/Emotional Balance:

Increasing your emotional tolerance spell

Crystals for BPD

“I regulate my emotions well”

“I am happy and do not have mood swings” sigil

If anyone has content on a category I wasn’t able to include, or for a category that is lacking, feel free to send it my way and I’ll get a part two started for this post! Click [here] for the chronically ill symptoms masterpost.

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🌾Lughnasadh/Lammas Ritual🌾

(Originally created and hosted for The Alexandria Archives on 8/1/19)

Instrumental/Nature music for this ritual: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiveDidzPyw

Supplies:

a small handful oats/rice/grain (or paper scraps to symbolize the grain) to scatter on the ground or table

a simple grain-based snack (cracker, popcorn, ricecake, slice of bread, bagel, cookie, etc.) berries or grapes or a pear/peach. Enough to be split- half for yourself and half as an offering.

A candle

Candle dressings with holiday associations (oil/tincture/tea of rose, sandalwood, or citrus; gold or yellow colored flower petals (dandelions count!); amber, citrine, peridot, carnelian crystals; gold, orange, yellow, green, or light brown ribbon/thread/fabric)

a pen/pencil and paper

a divination tool

Today we give thanks for the first harvest. This no longer means literally for most people but it doesn’t we can’t do it symbolically! Also a harvest, in witchcraft, can mean many things beyond agricultural hauls. We are through the first half of the year and are reaping what we’ve sown for those first six months. Observing the changes in your community, your local wildlife and foliage. This greater connection is all a part of the harvest of life.

Get settled somewhere safe and comfortable; your supplies nearby. Collect the oats/rice/paper scraps in your hand. Feel their texture and the way they connect to the earth. How they hold the very foundation of a harvest in a tiny compact little vessel; waiting to be planted and tended to. Cup your hands in front of your face and gently blow on the grains. Think of the sun, the rain, the warmth needed to turn a seed into a crop. You are lending your energy to them. Tonight they are going to help guide us along this ritual. I like to take a breath and blow on the grains three times, but you can do it as many times as you need until it feels like the grains are bathing in your energy.

Gently scatter the grains/scraps on the floor (or a table surface- that’s okay). We are asking for the Harvest’s Blessing tonight and give this grain in trade. Close your eyes. Envision that you are now in a field and the grains you’ve scattered are already sprouting, growing, until there is a field of grain at least waist high around you. Run your hands gently through the soft shoots. Hear the wind blow through them; birdsong joins in joyously- it almost sounds like music. Wander through this field at your leisure; reflect on what this year has brought you. The good and bad. Think about how you can weed the bad out of future harvests and how to multiply the good for the next harvest. At some point, you will stumble across a small curved knife or pair of scissors in the field. Pick them up. They feel warm and familiar in your hand. The earth offers you some of her harvest willingly. Cut a small sheaf of the grain, the size of a small bouquet.

As you come back to yourself in your physical space imagine the sheaf of wheat came back with you and was transformed into energy that infused your candle dressing. Take a moment to hold the dressing and visualize that- the energy of the Harvest filling that oil/ribbon/petals/stones/etc. Take your candle and dress it with the Harvest imbued dressing; thinking of those wheat fields and the music they made. Charge the candle with the energy of the sabbat (charging methods: visualizing, rubbing, singing/humming, tapping, blowing, etc.).

Light your candle.

Take your pen and paper and think back to that walk in the field. Think about those personal harvests this year has brought you so far. On the top of the paper write down the good harvests you’ve been brought. On the bottom write down the bad. Tear the paper in half.

Feed the “bad harvests” to the candle- the Light of Lugh consuming it and cleansing it. Take the other half and place it under your offering you have. Focus on the good of those harvests and how they made you feel filling that snack and lighting the way for the rest of this year. Take a portion and eat it. The warm glow of prosperity and luck of the holiday fills you all the way to your toes as you eat this offering. Declare the other portion for the earth and deities/spirits of this Harvest. Leave your paper underneath until you dispose of the offering (in whatever manner you are comfortable with).

Lastly, time for some sabbath divination! You can do this at your leisure and share the results if you’re comfortable! I also have a specific holiday cartomancy spread below if you happen to be using those tools and feel so inclined! Once you’ve performed and recorded your holiday divination, take a moment to ground yourself and be gentle in returning to a more solid frame of thought. Please share any impressions, observations, feelings that you’d like to!   Harvest Blessings to you all!

Baking Bread Spread The Knead: What you must surrender in order to develop your next harvest/goal  The Dough: The central goal/idea of your next harvest The Oven: What you need to perfect your next harvest/goal(edited)

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thepeoplesmanifesto

Schools: don’t teach those skills anymore

Stuff: is made to not be repairable

Tools & Materials: are priced as a luxury

Working Hours: have expanded to take up a lot of people’s whole day and weekends

Wages: have stagnated so that everyone has to work full time

“News” media: Your dad is better at DIY than you, ya dick!

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theres this cat on twitter named luna i cant stop thinking about because her resting face always looks so distraught and anxious i love her

these are the eyes of someone who has seen too much i wish this poor soul the best

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Honey Lavender Bread

submitted by @materiamystica

½ cup Greek yoghurt ½ cup plain flour 1tsp baking powder ¼ tsp salt 1 tbsp dried lavender 1 tbsp honey 1 egg, beaten

The intent is to increase mental clarity and connection. To clear your spiritual and mental brain fog so that you can think and see more clearly again. To improve clarity of vision and connection to your heart’s desire. Lavender is employed to stimulate clarity and connection, cleansing, memory, passion, peace of mind, healing, love, passion and retention. With the honey for added sweetness and stickiness to make visions all the more sweet, and memories stick more permanently. Harvesting your own lavender can also be intended to honour Lammas, too!

1. Mix everything in a bowl and preheat the oven at 350 F. 2. Turn out onto a floured surface and knead adding more flour until it’s no longer sticky and has formed a nice stretchy bread dough. 3. Put into a floured loaf tin. 4. Brush top with egg wash. 5. Bake in the oven for 20-30 minutes until a golden crust has formed and a skewer comes out clean. 6. Slice and enjoy!

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🎵How To Do Shufflemancy🎵

a quick guide on my favorite type of divination, that’s simple and easy to do!

🎵 gather: yourself, your music collection, your question and a few moments.

optional:

crystals to boost energy and clarity - amethyst and citrine

incense to light the mood for heavy divining

🎵 you may want to charge the device you use for music with magical intent.

🎵 focus on your question, and come up with a number.

🎵 the number can be personally important, or can be the number of letters in the question, or number of words, etc.

🎵 go into a playlist, or your entire music collection, whichever you feel more appropriate.

🎵 hit shuffle, and then skip song the amount of times the number you chose

🎵 focus on your question and the divining energy during the skips.

🎵 listen to the song you land on, interpret the lyrics as your answer.

note:

🎵 like tarot and other divination forms, exact “yes” or “no” answers are harder to find. open ended questions are best.

🎵 if you create a specific playlist with only positive or negative songs, you may skew your results. shufflemancy can only work with what you give it

lady-boa

Types of water

💧Rain Water 💧

Multipurpose, Growth, Rebirth, good for Spells that Gain Power over time

💧River Water💧

Moving on, Focusing Energy, Warding, Breaking through Rough Paths, and Good for Powering Tools

💧Storm Water💧

Emotional Strength, Confidence, Motivation, Force, Charging, Strengthens Spells, and Good for Curses

💧Snow Water💧

Purity, Endings, Change, good for Slow-moving Spells

💧Sea Water💧

Cleansing, Healing, Banishing, and Protection

💧Dew Water💧

Love, Fertility, Delicate Magick, Fae Work

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Tarot 101: Practice Makes Perfect

The Only Way to Learn...

...is to read! (I bet you thought I was going to say something super restrictive there, huh?) I hate to break it to you, but tarot really isn’t something you think about a lot and then you’ve suddenly got it. There are 78 cards that’s a lot to remember, and to read tarot effectively, you don’t want to look at them like flash cards. While each card has its list of keywords, knowing cards simply as keywords, in my experience will give you shallow and less fulfilling readings.

So grab your deck! We’re not quite ready to practice yet, but we will get there soon.

Tarot is a Language

Now that we’re talking about fulfilling readings, it’s important to understand that tarot works, in many ways, in the same way that a language does. A word on its own can mean one specific thing, but strung together in a sentence with other words, the context of that words gives it a more complex meaning.

Let me give you an example.

If I show you The Lovers, you’re probably going to thinka few things right away: love, balance, harmony, relationships, and so on. But what if I show you The Lovers next to a Three of Pentacles? On its own, the three will probably make you think of wealth, responsibility, tasks, etc. But together do are they talking about “love tasks”? Probably not. In context of one another, The Lovers and the Three of Pentacles probably indicate a struggle to handle a large level of socialization. Too many relationships are taking your time and energy, and it’s making it hard for you to maintain them.

That’s pretty different from the keywords, right? So, learn the keywords! They’re handy for remembering the complexities of each card because knowing a handful of words can trigger your memory to bring up your greater understanding of the card. But don’t let the keywords limit you! If the cards are “speaking” to us, why wouldn’t we treat it like a language?

Ways to Practice

(Heres a look at a couple of pages from an old bujo where I did dailies.)

Daily Pulls: When I first started reading tarot, I think the thing that most motivated me and kept me on track to learn all of the cards and develop my skills was doing a daily reading. I would draw one card every morning and then write down the card’s name, its meaning, and my interpretation of the card in context with my life in my bullet journal. This is definitely a good habit to have.

Deck Interviews: I’ll talk about deck interviews more in depth in a future post, but for now, I’ll just highlight them as good practice. Deck interviews are usually multi-card spreads, but they are simple questions about the deck’s strengths and weaknesses that are both useful and good practice for a beginner tarot reader.

Three Card Readings: Do three card readings! Do them for yourself, your SO, your dog, your cat, everyone! Why? This basic structure is so versatile for various groupings (Past, Present, Future; Problem, Solution; Setback, etc.), and it gives you a manageable number of cards to read so you get to practice reading tarot “sentences” without getting overwhelmed.

Meme Readings: Ok, let’s finish up with a fun one. I have a friend that I love to sit with for hours, going back and forth doing meme spreads. A favorite is a six card “what ____ thinks I am” reading (You know that meme right?) We also like to do a two card expectation vs. reality spread where we give each other situations and then pull cards for the expectation and the reality. Obviously we don’t gain any great insight from these readings, but they are fun and there’s no pressure from these readings like you might feel if you’re doing more “serious” readings.

More Tarot 101: Welcome to Tarot / The Story of the Major Arcana / Card Keywords / Choosing a Deck / Practice Makes Perfect /

lostinphases

Tarot 101: Practice Makes Perfect

The Only Way to Learn...

...is to read! (I bet you thought I was going to say something super restrictive there, huh?) I hate to break it to you, but tarot really isn’t something you think about a lot and then you’ve suddenly got it. There are 78 cards that’s a lot to remember, and to read tarot effectively, you don’t want to look at them like flash cards. While each card has its list of keywords, knowing cards simply as keywords, in my experience will give you shallow and less fulfilling readings.

So grab your deck! We’re not quite ready to practice yet, but we will get there soon.

Tarot is a Language

Now that we’re talking about fulfilling readings, it’s important to understand that tarot works, in many ways, in the same way that a language does. A word on its own can mean one specific thing, but strung together in a sentence with other words, the context of that words gives it a more complex meaning.

Let me give you an example.

If I show you The Lovers, you’re probably going to thinka few things right away: love, balance, harmony, relationships, and so on. But what if I show you The Lovers next to a Three of Pentacles? On its own, the three will probably make you think of wealth, responsibility, tasks, etc. But together do are they talking about “love tasks”? Probably not. In context of one another, The Lovers and the Three of Pentacles probably indicate a struggle to handle a large level of socialization. Too many relationships are taking your time and energy, and it’s making it hard for you to maintain them.

That’s pretty different from the keywords, right? So, learn the keywords! They’re handy for remembering the complexities of each card because knowing a handful of words can trigger your memory to bring up your greater understanding of the card. But don’t let the keywords limit you! If the cards are “speaking” to us, why wouldn’t we treat it like a language?

Ways to Practice

(Heres a look at a couple of pages from an old bujo where I did dailies.)

Daily Pulls: When I first started reading tarot, I think the thing that most motivated me and kept me on track to learn all of the cards and develop my skills was doing a daily reading. I would draw one card every morning and then write down the card’s name, its meaning, and my interpretation of the card in context with my life in my bullet journal. This is definitely a good habit to have.

Deck Interviews: I’ll talk about deck interviews more in depth in a future post, but for now, I’ll just highlight them as good practice. Deck interviews are usually multi-card spreads, but they are simple questions about the deck’s strengths and weaknesses that are both useful and good practice for a beginner tarot reader.

Three Card Readings: Do three card readings! Do them for yourself, your SO, your dog, your cat, everyone! Why? This basic structure is so versatile for various groupings (Past, Present, Future; Problem, Solution; Setback, etc.), and it gives you a manageable number of cards to read so you get to practice reading tarot “sentences” without getting overwhelmed.

Meme Readings: Ok, let’s finish up with a fun one. I have a friend that I love to sit with for hours, going back and forth doing meme spreads. A favorite is a six card “what ____ thinks I am” reading (You know that meme right?) We also like to do a two card expectation vs. reality spread where we give each other situations and then pull cards for the expectation and the reality. Obviously we don’t gain any great insight from these readings, but they are fun and there’s no pressure from these readings like you might feel if you’re doing more “serious” readings.

More Tarot 101: Welcome to Tarot / The Story of the Major Arcana / Card Keywords / Choosing a Deck / Practice Makes Perfect /

petticoatcutlass

Sea Glass Colourings and their Meanings

• Clear:

fairly common, used in just about anything. age can be determined by thinness, bubbles, and markings. 4 in 10 pieces will be clear.

represents: purity, truth, cleansing, and organisation.

• Brown:

common, both an old and new colour. used in modern alcohol product bottles and in old sanitary wipe containers (Clorox/Lysol). 3-4 pieces in 10 will be brown.

represents: earth, education, home, and stability.

• White:

fairly common, used in just about anything. age can be determined by thinness, bubbles, and markings. 4 in 10 pieces will be white.

represents: healing, divination, and protection.

• Kelly Green:

common and used in alcoholic beverage bottles. older green glass, depending on patterns, bubbles, and texture could be considered more rare. 2 in 10 pieces will be Kelly green.

represents: prosperity, luck, wards off greed and jealousy.

• Seafoam Green

unique and used in old soda and alcohol bottles as well as window glass. most newer ones are likely from a Coke or wine bottle. 5 in 100 pieces will be seafoam green.

represents: plants, nature, communication, travels.

• Lime Green

rare, may have been used in lemon lime sodas in the 1900s. 1 in 500 pieces will be lime green.

represents: success, wealth, and independence.

• Orange:

extremely rare, used in decorative glass and taillights of vehicles. 1 in 15,000 pieces is orange.

represents: action, self-worth, and self-expression.

• Red:

rare, most commonly used in decorative glass and a certain beer bottle from the 1950s made by Anchor Hocking Glass Company. can also be from indicators on boats and cars. true red glass uses gold and so is obviously very expensive! 1 in 10,000 pieces will be Anchor Hocking’s Ruby Red. 1 in 20,000 pieces will be True Red, containing gold.

represents: true love, strength, health, and wealth.

• Cobalt Blue:

unique, used in things ranging from Vicks Vaporub to poison bottles to medicine to perfume. considered a symbol of good luck. 1 in 300 pieces will be cobalt blue.

represents: sincerity, peace, healing, and wisdom to make choices.

• Teal

extremely rare, used in decorative glass wares, electric pole insulator from the early 1900s, and seltzer bottles. 1 in 3,000 pieces will be real or turquoise.

represents: clarity, cleansing, and hope.

• Purple/Lavender:

unique, used in any glass product made with manganese. usually used to be white or clear but changed colour over time. real lavender glass was only used by Royalty and Bishops in the Church. 1 in 500 pieces will be purple/lavender.

represents: wisdoms, spirituality, knowledge, and independence.

• Pink:

extremely rare, this colour is usually from depression-era glassware and is a soft pink/peach not to be confused with lavender. 1 in 3,000-4,000 pieces will be pink or peach.

represents: pure love, friendship, affection, and partnership.

• Black:

extremely rare as there is no “true” black sea glass, this usually has a different hint of colour but is so thickly pigmented that light cannot come through. in modern times, it can be found in champagne bottles.

represents: protection, banishing, and hope.

• Opaque Milk Glass

extremely rare, milk glass scatters light due to a different dispersion of particles and can vary in opacity. opacifiers can be bone ash, arsenic, tin dioxide, or antimony compounds. 1 in 50,000 pieces will be opal.

represents: the moon and lunar energy.

• UV Glass

moderately rare, this glass appears seafoam, white, lavender, or red and originates from the depression-era. under a blacklight, they will be revealed to glow!

represents: wealth, balance, and revelation.