Wine & Roses Love Spell Jar

This love spell bottle is an easy jar spell for attracting romance or enhancing romance.

Spell bottles are a classic, accessible form of magick that anyone can do. If you’re interested in experimenting with simple spellcraft forms, this one is a perfect format for beginners or practitioners who like flexibility and spontaneous Craft-ing.

Contents

What is a jar spell?
Correspondences
Love Spell Jar Tutorial
- Spell Components:
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Sources & References

What is a jar spell?

Jar spells (sometimes called witch bottles) are a very basic, very old form of spellcraft.

All you need is a clean glass jar and some ingredients associated with your spell intention (in this case, love, attraction, romance, ect).

Attraction magic is a form of passive magic—-magic that gently invites or encourages a particular vibration into your life.

This is a spell for beginners, but even seasoned practitioners enjoy making witch bottles. It’s a great way to use up ingredients in your spell cabinet and be creative with your spell crafting.

Correspondences

The suggested ingredients in this love spell jar tutorial are all classic love spell herbs, stones, and oils.

Feel free to mix and match them according to what you have.

Roses

A few dried petals is all you need for this love spell bottle.

Red Wine

Wine is a sacred libation in traditions around the world and across many spiritual faiths.

In modern witchcraft, red wine in particular is associated with love and romance.

Crushed Rose Quartz

Once you seal this spell jar, it’s best to leave it sealed.

For this reason, you needn’t sacrifice an entire piece of rose quartz.

Rose quartz crushes very easily. Simply put it inside a small dishcloth and give it a few good whacks with a hammer. You can use a few pieces in the spell jar and save the rest for another magical endeavor.

Vanilla is an old, wise essence. It has a kind of “Auntie-the-Matchmaker” vibe.

Add a few drops of vanilla essential oil to your love spell bottle to evoke the warm, sensual pleasure of well-matched love.

Frankincense Tears

You are made of love.

Frankincense infuses any spell with the ancient lineage of human connection.

Love Spell Jar Tutorial

PLEASE NOTE: I always encourage you to use what you have. Customize this spell any way you like. Feel free to swap out ingredients, add ingredients, or subtract them as you see fit. But if you want to use something on this list that you don’t have, I have included affiliate links in this section for your convenience.

Spell Components:

-1 small, clean glass jar

-3-6 pieces crushed cinnamon OR frankincense tears

-pinch of dried rose petals

-splash of red wine

-splash of vanilla extract OR a piece of crushed rose quartz

Step 1

Add all ingredients to the clean glass jar.

Step 2

Leave the jar in the full moonlight overnight.

Step 3

Place the jar on your altar for 1-2 months to draw love, romance, and attraction into your life.

Love spell jar recipe with super romantic ingredients like red wine, roses and vanilla.

Sources & References

Contributors

Article Author: Lumina Indigo (Moody Moons)

Over 20 years of experience with the modern pagan community
Professional tarot reader and kitchen witch
Founder of Moody Moons (established 2012)
Specializes in in-depth research and reporting on modern spirituality topics

Article Reviewed by: Tina Caro

10+ years of professional spellcasting experience
Divination expert and astrologer
Works with 1000+ clients worldwide
Founder and owner of Magickal Spot

Claims with Published Sources

Rose Quartz associations with love and emotional soothing: Cunningham, Scott. Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Crystal, Gem & Metal Magic (1987). Llewellyn Publications.
Roses as romantic ingredients in love spellcraft: Cunningham, Scott. Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs (1985). Llewellyn Publications.
Red wine as sacred libation in love magic: Dugan, Ellen. Practical Magic for Creating the Sacred Space (2004). Llewellyn Publications.
Vanilla associations with love, attraction, and sensuality: Cunningham, Scott. Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs (1985). Llewellyn Publications.
Frankincense in spellcraft and spiritual practice: Scott Cunningham. The Complete Book of Incense, Oils & Brews (1989). Llewellyn Publications.
Jar spells and witch bottles as traditional spellcraft forms: Grimassi, Raven. Encyclopedia Witchica (2003). Llewellyn Publications.
Attraction magic as passive magic drawing energy: Contemporary witchcraft practice and magical theory documentation.
Full moon charging for spell enhancement: Dugan, Ellen. The Wiccan Year: Sabbats and Esbats (2003). Llewellyn Publications.

Claims Based on Personal Practice & Experience

Jar spell design and customization for beginners (Lumina Indigo, 20+ years pagan community experience)
Personal testing of spell jar ingredients and proportions (Lumina Indigo, Moody Moons founder)
Client experiences using jar spells for love and attraction (professional experience)
Ingredient substitution guidance for accessibility (Lumina Indigo, professional spellcraft experience)
Observations of spell jar effectiveness and altar placement benefits (personal practitioner and professional experience)

Note

This article combines published spellcraft correspondences and love magic practices with Lumina Indigo’s 20+ years of professional pagan community experience. Claims grounded in published magic reference sources are cited as documented sources; spell design, ingredient testing, customization guidance, and personal observations are labeled as contributor (Lumina Indigo) professional experience for transparency.

What is a jar spell?