Here’s an intriguing packet of curious objects you don’t see every day. Containing cemetery dirt and coffin nails, this set can be used in a variety of ways. Some see it as a unique addition to their collection, while others recognize its deeper spiritual significance.

Each packet includes at least five coffin nails, along with a pinch of dirt used during the creation process. The nails vary in size, and each one has been treated and then buried in cemetery or graveyard soil for at least one full moon cycle—preparing them for ritual use.

Coffin nails hold deep historical and symbolic meaning in magical and folk traditions, particularly in rituals related to protection, binding, and hexing.

Originally used to seal coffins during funerary rites, these nails symbolized closure and containment. Over time, this symbolism evolved into magical practices centered on binding, trapping, or laying energies and intentions to rest.