Rose Hips are the fruit that the rose plant produces.
Rose hips belong to Jupiter and may be used as a charm to attract health and wealth. The belly-shaped fruit, packed with seeds, is a symbol of prosperity and fertility. The fruits placed beneath the pillow protect the sleeper against nightmares and nasty spirits that seek to disturb the nightly peace. Gender: Feminine
Planet: Jupiter Element: Fire 
Many centuries ago, ancient healers and medicine men began to discover the power of rose hip berries.Rosehips were first cultivated in ancient Persia, and over time they spread to Rome and Greece. Rose hips are so loaded with nutrients that they can be considered a super food. They contain the Vitamins A, B complex, C, E, K, and minerals including calcium, silica, iron, and phosphorous. Rose hips are particularly high in bioflavenoid rich antioxidants including rutin that help strengthen our heart and blood vessels, and prevent degeneration of tissue.
They contain carotenes including lycopene that have been linked with cancer prevention. Natural pectin found in rosehips is beneficial for gut health.Rose hips have antioxidant properties that support the heart and cardiovascular system. They enhance the integrity of the vascular system, and can be used as a daily tonic to reduce capillary fragility and permeability. Rose hips also can be used for long-term treatment of varicose veins, degenerative vascular diseases such as atherosclerosis and hypertension, as well as diabetes and allergies. They are useful in speeding the healing of bruises and wounds. Perhaps the most common use of rosehips throughout history has been for prevention and treatment of colds and flu. Wild varieties have the highest concentration of Vitamin C, with some estimates reporting 30-50 times the Vitamin C of oranges.
One of my favorite winter teas is “Rose Mint” — a combination of rose petals, rose hips, peppermint, and spearmint. It has a sweet and lively flavor that even dubious herbal tea drinkers enjoy.
Rose hips wreath is a perfect decoration for your home to bring harmony and peace. Tuck them on window sills or on the top of door frames.
Cheers
What is your expirience with Rose hips?
Did you ever try to do Rose hip oil?
Love you all, The Witch from Eastern Europe 
