Raspberry Leaf

Raspberry Leaf – Rubus idaeus
Weight: 1 oz dried herb

Raspberry Leaf, derived from the Rubus idaeus plant, is a nourishing herb long cherished in herbal medicine and magical traditions. Known as the “woman’s herb,” it has been used for centuries to support reproductive health, ease menstrual discomfort, and assist during pregnancy. Its gentle yet powerful energy makes it a valuable ally for both physical wellness and spiritual practice.

About Raspberry Leaf

Historically, raspberry leaf has been treasured across cultures for its healing properties. In European folk medicine, it was regarded as a uterine tonic, often used by midwives to ease labor and promote safe childbirth. Native American traditions honored raspberry leaf for its versatility as both food and medicine, as well as its presence in sacred ceremonies. Today, it continues to be celebrated as a soothing herbal ally for women’s health, digestion, and overall vitality.

Metaphysical Benefits

• Supports women’s cycles with balance and resilience
• Promotes fertility and pregnancy health
• Encourages grounding and strength during transitions
• Protects and nurtures emotional well-being
• Invites abundance and prosperity through earth energy

Intentionally Work With Raspberry Leaf

• Infusions: Brew into a nourishing tea to support reproductive health or calm the digestive system.
• Ritual Baths: Add to bathwater for healing, protection, and gentle energy support.
• Sachets: Place in sachets for fertility, protection, or abundance intentions.
• Charcoal Burning: Burn as loose incense to invoke grounding and nurturing energy.
• Ceremony & Ritual: Use in fertility, protection, or prosperity rituals to align with earth’s healing power.

Disclaimer
This product is sold for educational, spiritual, and ritual use only. The Crystal Lume does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Please consult a healthcare professional before using any herbal product, especially if pregnant, nursing, or under medical care.