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Laughing Buddha is used by many cultures around the world. This is the main amulet in the lives of many Thais and Indians. They consider it a symbol of abundance and happiness, as the Laughing Buddha is always happy.

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The horseshoe is a universal symbol of good luck. If the horseshoe hangs upside down, then every day you pass under it and good luck will pour down on you like rain. If the ends are up, then in this case the talisman collects good luck, attracts it.

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Gris-gris - this amulet is originally from Ghana but made its way to Louisiana in the United States. It is said to bring good luck and ward off evil. North Americans use it to stay healthy, attract love, money, and even stop gossip.

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The money tree is the most powerful lucky charm for attracting money. The money tree is the guardian of the house, brings prosperity.

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Nazar – according to Islamic legend, the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad Fatima gave her fiance a piece of blue glass, which helped her fiance return from a long journey alive. Nazar – helps to escape from envy and impure thoughts in your direction.

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Maneki-neko is a funny cat figurine waving one paw. Literally translated from Japanese as "beckoning cat". There are two versions of the figurine. If the left paw of a cat is raised, then it attracts customers and good luck in business. If right paw, then well-being in the family

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Clover is very hard to find. If you found it, then you are already lucky. The shape of the clover petal symbolizes the four sides of the cross. Each side represents love, luck, hope and faith.