🌙 For the wild-hearted, the independent and the unapologetically you.

Create a spell bottle with personal meaning using this Lilith-inspired kit from onceuponaspell. Featuring dried botanicals, crystal chips and a beautifully detailed Lilith charm, this collection brings a dark, witchy touch to your ritual crafting.

Explore intentions around independence, self-expression, personal boundaries and embracing your own path. Whether you create your bottle for devotional practice or as a symbolic addition to your altar, you choose the meaning behind each layer.

✨ Inside your kit

• 30 ml Clear glass bottle with cork stopper
• Tourmaline, carnelian and garnet crystal chips
• Five dried botanicals: rose petals, jasmine, apple, cinnamon and mugwort
• Lilith charm with a dark finish and silver-coloured detailing
• Red sealing wax stick with wick
• Twine for decorating your bottle
• Illustrated Lilith guide covering how to use, charge and cleanse your finished spell bottle
• Presentation box with Lilith artwork

🥀 Make it your own

Take a quiet moment to choose your intention, then layer your chosen botanicals and crystal chips inside the bottle. Finish with the cork and decorate with twine and your Lilith charm to create a personal altar keepsake.

The ingredients are supplied separately so you can enjoy creating your own arrangement. This is a DIY kit, rather than a ready-filled spell bottle.

🖤 A thoughtful witchy gift

A lovely choice for someone drawn to Lilith imagery, gothic décor, ritual crafting or creating a meaningful altar space. The illustrated box and matching guide make it a beautiful gift for a fellow witch—or a little ritual project for yourself.

Please note

Natural ingredients vary in colour, shape and size. This kit is intended for ritual crafting and decorative use; no supernatural outcomes are promised.

Contents are not for consumption or cosmetic use. Keep away from children and pets. Keep dried botanicals and twine away from flames. If using the sealing wax, work over a heat-resistant surface, never leave the flame unattended and do not heat the glass bottle directly.