Job’s Tears

The hard white kernels of Job’s Tears have been used for jewelry and other objects. The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians have historically used them for decoration and Job’s tears are occasionally called “Indian Corn Beads”.

The common name Job’s tears references the tears shed by Job, a Biblical figure who was tortured by the Devil on a bet with God to see if he’d stay loyal.

Using Job’s Tears for Magick:

Job’s tears are used for luck and health. Wear a string of Job’s tear beads around your neck to ward off sore throats and tooth pain.

Carry three Job’s tears on your person, or add them to a mojo bag, for general luck. To gain your heart’s desire, carry 7 Job’s tears on your person for 7 days. Tell them every day what you are working toward. On the 7th day, take them to a river or other running water and toss them in one at a time while reciting Psalm 23. Then walk away and don’t look back.

Folklore Symbolism:

Protective Charm- Job’s Tears are believed to bring protection against evil spirits.

Abundance- The abundance of seeds represents fertility and prosperity.

Healing Properties- Job’s Tears are associated with healing and well-being.

Divine Connection- The seeds are often used in spiritual practices and rituals.

This purchase includes 7 Job’s Tears