Top 10 charms for luck and protection

Posted on Feb 18, 2025 By Charmaine Ryan

Lucky charms have been a popular theme for jewellery throughout history. Just believing you are protected can make you perform better and increase your confidence by reminding you of your goals. Gifting a lucky charm to a loved one is a thoughtful way to wish them luck in their life and stay on the right side of fate.

Here are our top 10 favourite lucky charms to help you choose which is right for you.

10. Cowrie Shells - Said to be associated with the feminine energies of the ocean, these shells bring luck, prosperity, fertility and wisdom.

9. Aquamarine Gemstone - Used as a charm by sailors to bring good luck at sea.

8. Dreamcatcher - A Native American charm traditionally hung over the bed to catch bad dreams. Made to resemble a spiders web to catch negativity and provide protection.

7. Herkimer Diamond - These gemstones dispel blockages and create a protective field around the aura. They are also known to amplify the spiritual energies of other gemstones.

6. Eye of Horus - Originating from the Ancient Egyptian God Horus, it was said the symbol holds protective magical power. Also known as the 'wedjat eye' it was a popular amulet used for jewellery in The Old Kingdom up until Roman times.

5. Citrine Gemstone - This sunny gemstone is believed to aid spiritual growth and turn negative energy into positive vibrations. Also known as 'The Merchant Stone' due to its believed ability to bring abundance and prosperity.

4. Ankh - Originating from the Ancient Egypt the Ankh is referred to as 'The Key of Life', and represents eternal life, immortality, joy, fertility and protection.

3. Cornicello - Originating in Italy, cornicello means 'little horn' is said that bring luck and prosperity and traditionally used to ward off curses and hexes.

2. Hamsa - A ancient universal symbol used in many cultures to ward off negative energy and bring happiness.

1. Evil Eye - Some cultures believe an envious glare can cause misfortune. The Evil Eye is a powerful symbol worn to ward off negativity and to 'look out' for the wearer.