Luck & Faith Charms

A box chain necklace in 18k gold plated, finished with a cluster of three meaningful charms: a sculpted Ganesha charm, an Om disc charm set with a sparkling crystal center, and a Goddess charm, strung closely together for a layered, spiritual focal point.

Chain Length: 16" + 2" adjustable

A collection of evil eye charms in 18k gold plated, each offering a different take on the protective symbol. Every charm comes fitted with a spring-ring clasp for easy attaching to a charm holder necklace, bracelet, or existing chain.

Styles available:

1. Baguette-cut blue enamel eye with white crystal baguette lashes
2. Sunburst eye pendant with radiating gold rays and a crystal center
3. White enamel drop eye with a blue iris detail
4. Pavé marquise eye with a blue crystal center
5. Triangle pyramid charm with an engraved eye and star accents

A gold plated 'OM' charm . A small, round-cut clear stone is set to the side, giving it a touch of sparkle.

Size: 2cm including the clasp

 This charm is detachable. Because of its large spring-clasp, you can easily clip it to chain, bracelet and other accessories.

A small gold plated charm featuring the figure of Lord Ganesha, often called the remover of obstacles

Size: 1.5cm

This charm is detachable. Because of its large spring-clasp, you can easily attach it to anything of your choice like a necklace, bracelet, bag.

There is a reason this symbol has survived almost every civilization; it’s a universal language of protection. I wanted our version to feel more like a burst of light than a literal eye, a small piece of ancient wisdom to watch over your day-to-day.

3D, detachable, comes with a connector.

The lemon-chilli totka is one of India's most ancient protection charms — the combination of sour and spicy was believed to absorb negative energy and protect the wearer or home from nazar.

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Can be attached on chains/accessories.

For someone manifesting money, opportunity, or just more of the good stuff.

Cowry shells were used as currency across India, Africa, and Southeast Asia for thousands of years — they are literally the oldest symbol of wealth and exchange we have.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

For someone who is a natural protector of others and carries that responsibility with care.

The hamsa — open palm with five fingers — has been found in ancient Carthage, the Levant, and India as a protective amulet. It represents a blessing extended outward: may what I carry reach you safely.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

For someone who is protecting their energy, their peace, or what they are building.

India has practised nazar protection for over 5,000 years — the Sanskrit term 'Nara Drushti' predates the Arabic word 'nazar'. The belief is specific: concentrated attention, even from love, can cause harm. This is the oldest protection charm in the world.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

Every civilisation has its own word for home and its own rituals around making a space sacred — from Vastu Shastra in India to the Roman Lares, the home has always been the most protected thing a person has.

For the one who has found their place — a person, a city, a feeling — and wears it as an intention to hold onto it.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Kali, Parvati - each goddess is a distinct form of shakti, divine power, representing the full range of what strength looks like.

For the one who recognises herself in all of them and channels the one she needs most on any day.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

Tongs are one of the oldest tools in human history, used in blacksmithing, in kitchens, in surgery. They represent the ability to handle things that are too hot, too delicate, or too precise for bare hands.

For the one who handles difficult situations with exactly the right amount of care and exactly the right amount of distance.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

Length: 16"+ 2" extension. Leave us a note for further size customisations.

India has practised nazar protection for over 5,000 years — the Sanskrit term 'Nara Drushti' predates the Arabic word 'nazar'. The belief is specific: concentrated attention, even from love, can cause harm. This is the oldest protection charm in the world.

3D, detachable, comes with a connector. Can be attached on chains/accessories.

The corna gesture is one of Italy's oldest apotropaic symbols — used to ward off the evil eye. The cornicello horn and this hand gesture share the same root: protection through defiance, a visible no to what tries to harm you.

For someone who is ready to receive what's coming and keeping themselves open to it.

The horseshoe has been considered lucky since the 10th century — iron was believed to repel evil spirits, and the curved shape was thought to catch and hold good fortune. It must be kept open-end up so the luck doesn't spill.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

For someone starting something new — a job, a move, a relationship — and wanting to start it right.

Ganesha is the most widely worn amulet in India and appears in jewellery, lockets, and rings across every region. He is invoked first — before any new venture, any journey, any beginning. The Atharva Veda describes protective amulets used at exactly these moments.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

A smooth, rounded charm in 18k gold-plated finish — continuity, resilience, coming full circle. Simple enough to wear alone or layer with other charms. Comes with a connector, ready to clip onto any chain or bracelet.

The cross as a religious symbol predates Christianity — it appears in ancient Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and pre-Christian Europe as a symbol of the meeting point between heaven and earth.

For someone whose faith is the quiet foundation everything else is built on.

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Comes with a connector; can be attached on chains/accessories.

The boot has been a symbol of readiness and journey across almost every culture..you don't lace up your boots to stay home. 

For the one who is always, in some part of themselves, packed and ready to leave for what's next.

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A 3-D charm. Comes with a connector to attach on chains/accessories.