Good luck charms in solid 14K gold and .925 sterling silver. Many are engravable on the back.
Horseshoes. Worn points up, so the luck does not run out — that is the convention, and it is why almost every design here is oriented that way.
Clovers. A four-leaf clover is luck; a three-leaf shamrock is Ireland. Two different things, constantly conflated.
Evil eye and wishbones. The eye is worn to deflect rather than attract, which makes it protective rather than lucky in the strict sense. Wishbones are the oldest luck charm here.
Children's sizes. Several are scaled small — a horseshoe is a common christening and first-birthday gift.
See also leaf and clover pendants, silver good luck charms, casino charms and all Charm Pendants.
