Astrological Correspondence

Astrological Correspondence

Astrological Sign & Dates
 Planet
 Element
 Stone
 Color

ARIES March 21 - April 19
 Mars
 Fire
 Ruby, Garnet, Bloodstone, Diamond
 Red, bright colors

TAURUS April 20 - May 21
 Venus
 Earth
 Sapphire, Emerald, Jade, Opal
 Blues, Greens

GEMINI May 22 - June 20
 Mercury
 Air
 Diamond, Jade, Topaz, Aquamarine
 White, Spr. Green, Silver,Yellow

CANCER June 21 - July 22
 Moon
 Water
 Emerald, Cat's Eye, Pearl, Moonstone
 Pale Blue, Silver, Pearl, White

LEO July 23 - August 22
 Sun
 Fire
 Amber, Topaz, Ruby, Diamond
 Gold, Red, Yellow, Orange

VIRGOAugust 23 - Sept 22
 Mercury
 Earth
 Diamond, Jade, Jasper, Aquamarine
 Pastel Blue, Gold, Peach

LIBRA Sept 23 - Oct 22
 Venus
 Air
 Opal, Lapis Lazuli, Emerald, Jade
 Cerulean Blue, Royal Blue, Amethyst

SCORPIO Oct 23 - Nov 21
 Mars, Pluto
 Water
 Ruby, Garnet, Bloodstone, Topaz
 Dark Red, Brown, Black, Gray

SAGITTARIUS Nov 22 - Dec 21
 Jupiter
 Fire
 Sapphire, Amethyst, Diamond
 Lilac, Mauve, Purple, Amethyst

CAPRICORN Dec 22 - Jan 19
 Saturn
 Earth
 Onyx, Obsidian, Jet, Garnet
 Black, Grey, Violet, Dk Brown

AQUARIUS Jan 20 - Feb 18
 Saturn, Uranus
 Air
 Zircon, Amber Amethyst, Garnet
 All Colors

PISCES Feb 19 - Mar 20
 Jupiter, Neptune
 Water
 Sapphire, Amethyst, Coral
 Purple, Violet, Sea Green

Please note that some of these are poisonous!  Please double check with someone knowledgable before ingesting any kind of herb, etc.  The ones I've notated with * are not to be ingested--period!  The ones with {P} next to them should be handled very carefully (or avoided) by pregnant or nursing women.  The ones with ** next to them can be harmful to people with certain long term illnesses--please ask your Dr. about them.

I have only made notations next to the herbs I personally know to be harmful; I am not an expert in this field, so as I said, double check with *someone else* before ingesting/applying concoctions using these herbs!

Suggested uses are: mixing selected herbs into a melted wax for making a personal power candle; or for making herb sachets/power pouches.  As with most magickal ingredients, it is thought best to use an odd number of herbs.

**I would also like to add, that if you have seen this on ~another~ group, it is mine originally, I did not "take" it and repost it, however I have shared it with others who posted it to a certain group with my permission.  I also give anyone here permission to repost it if you'd like--Ahreinya H.**

Astrological Herbs:

Aries:  blessed thistle, broom, cowslip, ferns*, garlic, gentrain, hemp**, marjoram, mustard seed, nettle, yellow dock.
Nettles, Broom Tea, Gentian, Cayenne, Garlic Blessed Thistle,
Honeysuckle, Hops

Taurus:  coltsfoot, dandelion, flax**, lovage, plantain, sage, thyme
Thyme, Plantain, Coltsfoot, Bearberry (Uva Ursi) Tansy, Sage,
Goldenrod, Silverrod

Gemini:  caraway seed, dog grass, ferns*, flax seed**, lavender, mandrake*, scullcap, vervain, yarrow{P}
Lily of the Valley, Flax or Linseed Tea, Skullcap Parsley, Ferns,
Meadowsweet, Caraway, Lavender

Cancer:  agrimony, betony, hyssop, lemon verbena, marigold
Water Lily, Dog's Tooth Violet, Chickweed Honeysuckle, Lettuce

Leo:  angelica**{P}, anise, bay leaves, dill, fennel seed, laurel, lavender, marigold, mint, mistletoe*, poppy seed, rue{P}, St. John's wort
Wake Robin, Eyebright, Mistletoe, Marigold Walnuts, St. John's Wort

Virgo:  fennel seed, licorice, maiden hair{P}, scullcap, valerian
Skullcap, Fennel, Mandrake, Endive, Licorice Dill, Pillory of the
Wall

Libra:  archangel, burdock, hearts ease, pennyroyal{P}, primrose, thyme, violet, uva ursi, verbena
Violet, Bayberry, Thyme, Pennyroyal, Archangel Feverfew, Silverrod,
Catmint, Burdock

Scorpio:  basil{P}, blessed thistle, horehound{P}, sarsaparilla, wormwood
Horehound, Blackberry Leaves, Blessed Thistle Leek, Horseradish,
Toad-flax, Wormwood Sarsaparilla

Sagittarius:  agrimony, betony, burdock, dandelion, may apple, red clover**
Agrimony, Burdock, Chicory, Red Clover Podophyllum or May Apple,
Dandelion Oak

Capricorn:  comfrey*, henbane*, knot weed, nightshade*, slippery elm, thyme
Wintergreen, Comfrey Root, Horse Tail or Shave Grass, Thuja,
Fumitory and Thyme Slippery Elm, Shepherd's Purse

Aquarius:  frankincense, myrrh{P}, snake root, southernwood, spikenard, valerian
Valerian and Lady's Slipper, Southernwood, Snake Root/Spotted
Plantain, Sage

Pisces:  Irish moss, kings fern, sea lettuce, sea spirit
Cayenne, Hops, Gentian, Irish Moss Blood-Root, Sarsaparilla


This post compiled using select information from Scott Cunningham (Complete Book of Oils and Incense) and Anna Riva (Modern Herbal Spellbook)



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