Ancient Wisdom, Modern Devotion

At Luna & Grace, we honour the timeless connection between scent, spirit, and scripture. Our Biblical Oils collection invites you to return to the sacred — to reconnect with rituals of anointing, healing, and spiritual awakening that date back thousands of years.

Each oil is inspired by plants referenced in the Bible, chosen not only for their therapeutic qualities but for the deep spiritual symbolism they carry. These oils are sacred tools — supporting prayer, meditation, personal reflection, and physical wellbeing.

Our Sacred Oil Collection

Frankincense
Gifted to the Christ child, revered for its calming and meditative properties. Supports deep breathing, spiritual alignment, and emotional balance.

Myrrh
Used in ancient anointing and burial rituals. Known for its regenerative qualities, skin-soothing power, and energy of purification.

Spikenard
An oil of reverence and surrender, famously used by Mary to anoint Jesus. Deeply grounding, emotionally stabilising, and nurturing to the skin and heart.

Cedarwood
Symbol of strength and restoration. Anchors the spirit, supports clear breathing, and enhances inner focus.

Hyssop
Associated with cleansing and renewal in scripture. Aids in immune resilience, emotional clarity, and energetic purification.

Cassia
Ingredient of holy anointing oils. Offers warmth, vitality, and aromatic strength — supporting circulation and inner upliftment.

Cypress
Symbolic of eternal life. Promotes grounding, emotional resilience, and smooth energy flow.

Ways to Use

• Anointing – Create sacred moments during prayer or meditation by placing a drop on pulse points or the crown

• Aromatherapy – Diffuse to purify space and awaken spiritual presence

• Topical Rituals – Dilute with carrier oils and apply for skin healing, energy work, or emotional release

• Bathing Ceremonies – Add to water to encourage deep reflection and restoration

Our Devotion to Purity

Each Biblical Oil by Luna & Grace is:

• Ethically sourced and 100% pure

• Blended with reverence and therapeutic intention

• Hand-selected to support holistic healing and spiritual connection

This collection is an offering — inviting you to explore ancient healing through the language of scent and ceremony. Whether for personal devotion, professional practice, or heartfelt gifting, our Biblical Oils hold space for transformation, remembrance, and radiant alignment.

Essential Oils of the Bible

Sacred scents. Timeless healing.
Explore the revered oils mentioned throughout Scripture — each one steeped in spiritual symbolism, healing tradition, and botanical beauty.

Frankincense

Use in the Bible:

• Gift to baby Jesus by the Magi (Matthew 2:11)

• Ingredient in sacred incense (Exodus 30:34–38)

• Symbol of prayer and worship (Revelation 8:4)

Benefits:

• Immune support and anti-inflammatory properties

• Promotes cellular regeneration and emotional grounding

• Enhances meditation and spiritual connection

Modern Use:
Diffuse during prayer, apply to pulse points, or blend into facial serums for skin renewal.

Myrrh

Use in the Bible:

• Gift to Jesus (Matthew 2:11)

• Used in embalming and purification (John 19:39, Esther 2:12)

• Ingredient in holy anointing oil (Exodus 30:23)

Benefits:

• Antiseptic and anti-aging properties

• Supports thyroid and immune health

• Deeply grounding and emotionally stabilizing

Modern Use:
Add to balms, massage oils, or use in spiritual rituals for protection and healing.

Cedarwood

Use in the Bible:

• Used in cleansing rituals (Leviticus 14:4–6)

• Symbol of strength and stability (Psalm 92:12)

• Wood used in building the temple (1 Kings 6:9–10)

Benefits:

• Calms the nervous system and promotes sleep

• Supports respiratory health and skin clarity

• High in sesquiterpenes for cellular oxygenation

Modern Use:
Diffuse before bed or blend into grounding roll-ons and hair oils.

Spikenard

Use in the Bible:

• Anointed Jesus before His death (John 12:3)

• Symbol of devotion and sacrifice (Mark 14:3–9)

Benefits:

• Deeply calming and emotionally balancing

• Supports cardiovascular health and skin healing

• Enhances spiritual awareness

Modern Use:
Use in perfume blends, meditation oils, or sacred anointing rituals.

Hyssop

Use in the Bible:

• Used in ceremonial cleansing (Exodus 12:22, Psalm 51:7)

• Mentioned at Jesus' crucifixion (John 19:29)

Benefits:

• Supports respiratory and immune systems

• Detoxifying and purifying

• Symbol of spiritual renewal

Modern Use:
Add to steam blends, cleansing sprays, or foot balms.

Cassia

Use in the Bible:

• Ingredient in holy anointing oil (Exodus 30:24)

• Symbol of joy and fragrance (Psalm 45:8)

Benefits:

• Antibacterial and immune-boosting

• Warming and uplifting

• Supports digestion and circulation

Modern Use:
Blend into warming massage oils or diffuser blends for cozy comfort.

Calamus (Sweet Cane)

Use in the Bible:

• Ingredient in sacred anointing oil (Exodus 30:23)

• Used in perfumes and incense (Isaiah 43:24)

Benefits:

• Digestive support and muscle relaxation

• Enhances clarity and emotional balance

Modern Use:
Use in massage oils or spiritual blends for grounding and focus.

Cypress

Use in the Bible:

• Symbol of strength and prosperity (Isaiah 44:14, Hosea 14:8)

• Used in building and trade (1 Kings 9:11)

Benefits:

• Supports circulation and lymphatic flow

• Calms anxiety and grief

• Antibacterial and deodorizing

Modern Use:
Apply to legs for circulation or diffuse during emotional transitions.

Rose of Sharon (Cistus)

Use in the Bible:

• Mentioned in Song of Solomon (Song of Solomon 2:1)

• Symbol of Christ and divine beauty

Benefits:

• Skin healing and anti-aging

• Calms nerves and uplifts mood

• Antiseptic and immune-supportive

Modern Use:
Use in facial oils, perfumes, or sacred blends for emotional healing.

Aloes (Sandalwood or Agarwood)

Use in the Bible:

• Used in burial of Jesus (John 19:39)

• Symbol of abundance and perfume (Psalm 45:8, Proverbs 7:17)

Benefits:

• Deeply grounding and meditative

• Supports skin and emotional balance

• Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory

Modern Use:
Diffuse during prayer or add to facial oils and body butters.

Galbanum

Use in the Bible:

• Ingredient in holy incense (Exodus 30:34)

Benefits:

• Balances emotions and supports skin healing

• Combines well with other oils for spiritual blends

Modern Use:
Use in diffuser blends or sacred anointing oils.

Onycha (Benzoin)

Use in the Bible:

• Ingredient in sacred incense (Exodus 30:34)

Benefits:

• Comforting, vanilla-like aroma

• Soothes skin and respiratory system

• Supports emotional healing

Modern Use:
Add to perfumes, balms, or diffuser blends for warmth and calm.