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Lucky 8 Amulet
CAD $22.00
In the swirling world of numerology and cultural superstitions, few numbers command as much reverence and mystique as the number 8. From its shape, resembling infinity, to its phonetic similarities to words associated with prosperity, 8 has been embraced across continents and civilizations as a harbinger of good fortune.
The Lucky 8 amulet is a powerful symbol of good fortune and abundance. Inscribed with 8 symbols of luck and prosperity, this elegant and intricately designed talisman is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the wearer.
You will receive one amulet.
Approx 1 inch x .25 inch
In stock
Additional information
| Weight | 20 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 × 2 × 2 cm |
Description
In the swirling world of numerology and cultural superstitions, few numbers command as much reverence and mystique as the number 8. From its shape, resembling infinity, to its phonetic similarities to words associated with prosperity, 8 has been embraced across continents and civilizations as a harbinger of good fortune.
The Lucky 8 amulet is a powerful symbol of good fortune and abundance. Inscribed with 8 symbols of luck and prosperity, this elegant and intricately designed talisman is believed to bring good luck and prosperity to the wearer.
You will receive one amulet.
Approx 1 inch x .25 inch
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getbacktome025 (verified owner) –
I love love this amulet mine did not have a clasp so I ripped one off of an old chain because I desired to wear it it is very nice and the perfect size
getbacktome025 (verified owner) –
Sporting 2 of these amulets now they are very old, and I had a vision with this one when I held it close to my heart a flash of a castle came to me, streets made of cobblestone, perhaps the 16th century and had this odd image of Bathroy ,