Wealth and Money Talismans: Ancient Seals, Angels, and Spirits of Prosperity - part. I

For as long as civilization has existed, people have searched for ways to secure wealth, protect their fortunes, and attract prosperity. From the bustling markets of ancient Babylon to the merchant guilds of medieval Europe, wealth has been seen not only as a sign of success but also as a blessing from the divine. Across cultures and centuries, kings, magicians, and mystics developed powerful wealth talismans — sacred symbols and magical seals believed to open the gates of abundance and align their bearers with the forces of prosperity.

In the Western occult tradition, some of the most famous of these tools are the Pentacles of Jupiter from the Key of Solomon, which were created to channel Jupiter’s planetary energy of growth and expansion. In folk and ceremonial magic, the Seals from the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses became popular for commanding the spiritual intelligences of fortune, ensuring success in trade, and discovering hidden treasures.

Magicians and sorcerers also called upon spiritual intermediaries — not only angels but also infernal spirits. The legendary spirit Clauneck, from the Grimorium Verum, is said to have authority over all wealth in the world and can deliver riches swiftly to those who summon him with respect. Likewise, some of the 72 spirits of the Goetia are known to bring wealth, eloquence, and power, when called in a properly consecrated ritual circle.

Kabbalists and mystics of the Renaissance also worked with the 72 Shem HaMephorash angels, divine names said to be encoded in the Hebrew Bible. Among these angels are those who rule prosperity, luck, and victory — such as Veualiah, the angel of wealth, success, and triumph over obstacles.

Today, these talismans are more than just historical curiosities. They are powerful symbolic and spiritual tools for those who wish to work intentionally with the energies of abundance. Whether you are an occult practitioner, a student of esotericism, or simply fascinated by the history of magic, understanding the purpose of these wealth talismans gives insight into humanity’s timeless quest for security, success, and the favor of fortune.

In this article, we explore the functions of the most powerful prosperity talismans — from Jupiter pentacles and Mosaic seals to Clauneck and the angels of wealth — and how they have been used for centuries to attract money, protect assets, and create lasting abundance.

Functions of the Pentacles of Jupiter

The Pentacles of Jupiter are among the most respected talismans in ceremonial magic. Each one carries a unique function connected to Jupiter’s expansive, benevolent energy — associated with prosperity, growth, wisdom, justice, and good fortune. When created and consecrated under the proper planetary hour and astrological conditions, they are said to bring wealth, security, and powerful allies to the bearer.

• First Pentacle of Jupiter – Brings wealth, honors, and prestige. This pentacle is traditionally used to gain the favor of kings, rulers, employers, and people of influence. It opens doors to success, attracts influential allies, and brings opportunities that lead to financial growth. Ideal for those seeking career advancement, recognition, or high-level support in business and politics.

• Second Pentacle of Jupiter – Strengthens reputation and authority, ensuring that one’s name is spoken well of in powerful circles. It helps secure promotions, important partnerships, and advantageous alliances. This pentacle is recommended for those wishing to expand their professional or social reach and build a lasting legacy of success.

• Third Pentacle of Jupiter – Protects from poverty, debt, and sudden financial collapse. It is said to create a shield around the practitioner’s fortune, preventing unexpected loss and stabilizing income. Frequently used by those who fear lawsuits, economic downturns, or betrayal in financial matters.

• Fourth Pentacle of Jupiter – Wards off envy, rivalry, and hostile forces that could threaten one’s wealth or position. This pentacle acts as a spiritual defense, ensuring that your rise in fortune is not sabotaged by jealousy or competition. Excellent for entrepreneurs, leaders, and public figures who need to maintain their status in competitive environments.

• Fifth Pentacle of Jupiter – Grants the fulfillment of petitions, particularly those concerning finances, negotiations, and contracts. It is invoked before signing business deals, requesting loans, or making major purchases, ensuring that the outcome is favorable. Also used in magical rites to gain the good will of those with the power to grant financial assistance.

• Sixth Pentacle of Jupiter – Provides divine guidance and spiritual protection during major financial ventures. It ensures that actions taken in pursuit of wealth are aligned with higher wisdom and cosmic justice. Ideal for those starting new businesses, investing in risky markets, or seeking blessings on a long-term project.

• Seventh Pentacle of Jupiter – The most powerful of the Jupiter talismans for attracting riches and material prosperity. It is said to call forth wealth from distant sources, bring financial windfalls, and elevate one’s life to a state of abundance. Traditionally carried by those seeking major financial breakthroughs or wishing to transform their economic situation completely.

When used together, the Pentacles of Jupiter form a complete system of prosperity magic — attracting wealth, safeguarding it, and ensuring it grows steadily over time.

Angels of the Shem HaMephorash for Wealth and Prosperity

The 72 Angels of the Shem HaMephorash are derived from three verses in Exodus (14:19–21), each containing 72 Hebrew letters. Combined, they produce 72 divine triplets — names believed to represent spiritual intelligences governing different aspects of life. In Kabbalistic and ceremonial traditions, certain angels are invoked specifically to attract abundance, protect one’s wealth, and guide financial decisions.

These angels are traditionally called upon during meditation, prayer, or ritual, often accompanied by psalms, candles, and planetary correspondences. Below are some of the most important wealth-associated angels and the functions they serve.

• Vehuiah (1) – The angel of new beginnings and breakthroughs. Invoked to start new projects, businesses, or financial ventures with divine support. Brings the courage and energy needed to take initiative and overcome early obstacles, ensuring a strong foundation for long-term prosperity.

• Lelahel (6) – The angel of enlightenment and success. Helps attract wealth through creative work, intellectual pursuits, and inspired ideas. Ideal for artists, writers, and entrepreneurs seeking inspiration that leads to tangible rewards.

• Nelchael (21) – The angel of knowledge and liberation. Protects from deceit, fraud, and betrayal in financial matters. A powerful ally for safeguarding contracts, avoiding scams, and ensuring fair dealings in business relationships.

• Veualiah (43) – The angel of prosperity and victory. Specializes in bringing abundance, expanding resources, and ensuring triumph over financial difficulties. Often invoked for overcoming competition and achieving long-term economic stability.

• Sealiah (45) – The angel of motivation and vitality. Restores energy and ambition to pursue career goals and create new income streams. Helps overcome stagnation, laziness, or discouragement, leading to renewed financial growth.

• Mebahiah (55) – The angel of moral clarity and integrity. Ensures that wealth comes through honorable means and blesses ethical business ventures. Perfect for those seeking to align their financial life with higher spiritual values.

• Poyel (56) – Known as the angel of fortune and divine generosity. Attracts luck, fame, and prosperity. Ideal for those seeking patronage, gifts, or recognition that leads to financial reward.

• Jabamiah (70) – The angel of transformation and regeneration. Invoked to turn financial difficulties into opportunities and to recover from loss. Helps transmute negative circumstances into renewed abundance.

• Mumiah (72) – The angel of completion and renewal. Ensures that projects reach successful fulfillment and that the rewards of hard work are fully realized. Often called upon at the end of a financial cycle to consolidate wealth and prepare for a new phase of growth.

Clauneck and Wealth Spirits - Demons of the Goetia

Throughout Western occult history, spirits of wealth have not been limited to angels and divine intelligences — many magicians worked with infernal spirits described in grimoires such as the Grimorium Verum and the Ars Goetia. These spirits were not merely feared but also respected as powerful allies, capable of granting success, riches, and influence when summoned with the proper rites and sincerity of purpose.

Clauneck – Master of Worldly Riches

Clauneck is one of the most famous spirits of wealth magic and is widely revered in modern occult traditions. According to the Grimorium Verum, he governs all riches of the world.

• Brings Money Swiftly – Clauneck can deliver money quickly, even from distant sources.
• Transforms Poverty into Prosperity – Excellent for turning around struggling financial situations.
• Supports Business Ventures – Opens the way for successful trades, sales, and deals.
• Teaches Financial Wisdom – Encourages good stewardship of resources and sustainable growth.
• Responds to Respectful Approach – Works best when honored regularly with offerings and gratitude.

Goetic Spirits Associated with Wealth

Several of the 72 spirits of the Goetia are known for their ability to grant prosperity, influence, and hidden opportunities:

• Bune (26th Spirit) – Grants wealth, eloquence, and popularity. Known to bring steady income and raise the status of those who work with him.

• Paimon (9th Spirit) – A king spirit who grants knowledge of arts and sciences. Helps turn knowledge into profit and teaches how to attract long-term abundance through skill and planning.

• Amon (7th Spirit) – Specializes in reconciliation and creating harmony between people. Opens doors for partnerships, alliances, and financial peace with competitors.

• Astaroth (29th Spirit) – Reveals hidden knowledge, including secrets of opportunity and access to resources. Guides practitioners toward financial advantages and protection from deception.

• Vassago (3rd Spirit) – Known as a finder of lost objects and forgotten opportunities. Can reveal overlooked ways of earning or reclaiming wealth.

• Belial (68th Spirit) – Grants favor from influential people and authorities. When properly petitioned, can open the way to power, high-ranking positions, and material rewards.

Mammon – Spirit of Wealth and Material Power

Mammon is the personification of wealth and material desire in Christian and esoteric tradition. He is often invoked by modern occultists as a spirit of financial mastery, ambition, and business success. Mammon is said to help practitioners attract money, manage resources wisely, and build lasting prosperity — but he also reminds them to avoid greed and obsession, keeping wealth aligned with wisdom and purpose.

A depiction of Mammon from the 1863 edition of Jacques Collin de Plancy's work Dictionnaire Infernal, as illustrated by Louis Le Breton.

Seals of the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses – Mystical Tools for Wealth

The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses are legendary grimoires that combine elements of Jewish mysticism, Christian magic, and European folk traditions. Popular across Germany, Scandinavia, and later in African-American folk magic, these books contain dozens of mystical seals said to be revealed to Moses on Mount Sinai. Each seal is linked to divine names and angelic or planetary forces, and many are specifically designed to attract prosperity, open opportunities, and protect one’s material well-being.

Unlike the Pentacles of Jupiter, which are tied to a single planetary current, the Moses Seals call on a range of divine powers, giving them a unique, flexible role in ceremonial and folk magic. Here are the most notable wealth-related seals and their functions:

• Invoked to increase material possessions and draw prosperity.
• Serves as a reminder to balance spiritual and material pursuits — many practitioners approach Mammon carefully to avoid obsession with wealth.
• In modern occultism, Mammon is treated as a patron spirit of commerce and abundance, best petitioned when seeking financial independence or business success.

• First Seal (Ministering Archangels) – This powerful seal is used to draw forth hidden treasures from the earth. Traditionally, it was buried at a location suspected of containing buried wealth or valuables, causing them to be revealed. In a modern sense, it symbolizes uncovering forgotten resources, inheritance, or financial opportunities that lie beneath the surface.

• Second Seal (Seal of Fortune) – Known as the truest and highest Seal of Fortune, it is worn as a personal amulet to attract prosperity and blessing. This seal is said to open the way for new income streams, favorable coincidences, and successful ventures — perfect for those starting new businesses or seeking lucky breaks.

• Fourth Seal (Cherubim & Seraphim Seal) – Promises deliverance from misfortune, protection from poverty, and “the greatest fortune.” It is often used as a long-term talisman for constant prosperity, ensuring not only that money flows but also that it is preserved and safeguarded against loss or misfortune.

• Seventh Seal (Seal of the Seven Planets) – Used for revealing hidden treasures and riches buried in the earth or contained within mines. Historically applied in treasure-hunting rituals, today it is also seen as a symbol of discovering hidden opportunities, lucrative investments, or unexpected sources of income.