Element Associations: Water
Planetary Associations: Venus
Astrological Associations: Capricorn
Chakra Associations: Root, Crown
Deity Associations: Achilles, Aphrodite, The Horned God, Hermes
Energy: Feminine/Receptive
Magical Properties: Protection, Love, Psychic Powers
Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium
Origin: Hungary, Bulgaria 
 
Yarrow, a plant steeped in history and celebrated for its protective and healing properties, has been esteemed throughout the ages for its remarkable abilities. Wearing it as an amulet or charm envelops the wearer in a shield of protection, warding off negativity and ill fortune. Holding yarrow in your hand can instill a profound sense of bravery, dispelling fears and instilling courage in even the most daunting situations.

The dried blossoms of yarrow, with their delicate white flowers, hold a special significance when placed strategically near or above the bed or incorporated into wedding ceremonies. This practice dates back to ancient times when yarrow was believed to create a powerful bond between lovers, ensuring their affection for seven years or more. Furthermore, yarrow is thought to possess an enchanting quality, drawing the attention of those whose presence you desire most, making it a favored tool in matters of the heart.

When brewed as a tea, yarrow undergoes a mystical transformation, becoming an elixir that enhances one’s psychic abilities and opens the mind to deeper insights. With its myriad uses, yarrow is a timeless symbol of love, protection, and spiritual awakening.