Luck & Faith Charms

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.