Amulet Merch

Scio Scio Ciuccive, a Neapolitan pride design with a famous Neapolitan lucky saying and a red mano cornuto or corna portafortuna (sign of horns). Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye, malocchio, maloik and attract good luck and fortune.

The Hamsa Hand is a universal sign of protection, power, and strength

Italian Unicorn, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Italian crown and horn (corno, cornicello or corno portafortuna), an Italian amulet and talisman. Wear it to protect yourself against evil eye and malocchio and attract good luck and fortune. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Italian American who's italiano (napoletano or siciliano) at heart, loves Italy, Italian, Neapolitan and Sicilian traditions and superstitions.

Kołard - Symbol of Fiery Renewal and Transformation. This symbol was used by young people who got married and waited for the appearance of healthy offspring. At the wedding, the bride was decorated with Kołards and Solards.

Awesome Since 1958

Awesome Since 1965

This is a great designer for you who believe in lucky symbols. Lucky Cat. Great for gifting your loved ones, your best friend, family, co-workers, classmates, neighbors and acquaintances.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

The Chinese character fu—most often translated as good fortune or prosperity—is probably the single most commonly displayed character in the entire language, as a good luck charm.

The golden snake ornament with a golden crown is an extraordinary and royal eye-catcher. The intertwined snake as a gift idea for snake lovers & snake charmers

Medusa is one of the more unusual divine figures of ancient Greece mythology. One of a trio of Gorgon sisters, Medusa was the only sister who was not immortal. She is famed for her snake-like hair and her gaze, which turns those who look at her to stone.

Evil eye offers protection and much more, is it a lucky symbol?

Perfect gift for RPG nerds, gamer geeks, and fans of the Caverns & Creatures book series.

Vector art featuring a pop version of the Hamsa Hand.

Talisman Amulet Muay Thai Sak Yant Serpent

Talisman Amulet Muay Thai Sak Yant Serpent

Begone, malocchio! 🤘

Turkish Lucky charms

Vintage Muay Thai Sak Yant Monkey The Art of Eight Limbs

Classic Muay Thai Sak Yant Monkey The Art of Eight Limbs

Knowledge is power. Its sets you free when you are no longer deceived.

Blue Evil Eye in Feather Mystic Pattern This artwork is made by Kerime Elibuyuk, using ink and then digitalized for you to have it on various lovely and cool products

Perfect gift for RPG nerds, gamer geeks, and fans of the Caverns & Creatures book series.

Viking protection rune white

Egyptian Scarab Beetle with hieroglyphs

Fire - A fiery circulating symbol, giving by the Heavenly Godparents all the help and effective defense of married women against dark powers. Embarrated on shirts, sarafans, belts, very often combined with other solar symbols.

Sak Yant Flower

Dreamcatchers or dream catchers offer protection from bad dreams spirit, many use them as a protection amulet, charm and talisman. This dolphins dreamcatcher with feathers could be your spiritual guidance in your journey and keeping bad dreams away

Add some gold to your style with this hamsa design or give it as the perfect gift

Greek Mati Mataki - Matiasma Evil Eye ornament

Awesome Since 1954

An intricate collection of good luck charms!

Muay Thai The Art of Eight Limbs