Chaste Tree Berries

Chaste Tree Berries Vitex agnus-castus | Also known as Monk’s Pepper, Abraham’s Balm, or Chasteberry

Cooling, binding, and deeply lunar in nature, Chaste Tree Berries have been used since antiquity to regulate desire, reinforce fidelity, and honour goddesses of the hearth and feminine cycles. Historically carried by medieval monks to quiet carnal impulses, these dried berries remain a powerful curio in Wicca, folk magic, and European-derived rootwork — their energy signature is damping, stabilizing, and shielding.

Use them in mojo bags or pocket charms to repel unwanted advances or cool an obsessive connection. Sew into sachets or add to charm jars to reinforce loyalty and commitment between partners. Burned as incense, their sharp, peppery smoke clears heavy energy from ritual space and sharpens focus during meditation. On the Wiccan altar, they are offered during sabbats honouring the Mother and Crone, and incorporated into lunar cycle work for emotional and energetic self-regulation. With intention reversed, they can also be worked to encourage healthy fertility, creative flow, and balanced sensuality through the Sacral chakra.

Sacred to Hera, Hestia, Demeter, and Persephone.

Magical Properties – Chastity, fidelity, protection, purification, binding, and lunar work.
Planet: Moon / Saturn  |  Element: Water / Earth

Sold by the ounce as a dry ritual curio.