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Do you believe in the power of a good luck charm? If so, prepare to be dazzled and delighted by these enchanting lucky gifts.
This whimsical collection of creative good luck gifts puts a modern twist on age-old folklore, ancient beliefs, and old wives' tales. While some of these products promise prosperity, others promise wisdom. From a little ladybug that sits on your finger to mesmerizing crystals that make morning coffee feel magical, these dreamy goodies are perfect pick-me-ups for any occasion. With these items by your side, you may even feel confident enough to embark on a new venture.
Superstitious or not, any recipient would feel lucky to receive one of these charming gifts.
In need of a little luck? Check out this spell-binding selection of lucky gifts.
Ladybug Ring
linenjewelryshop | $24.20+
According to superstition, the ladybug is believed to bring good luck to whomever it lands upon. With this ring, however, you don't need to wait around for one to find you. Wear it and you'll always have a lucky little bug on your finger!
DIY Panda Doll
Kiriki Press | $22
The lucky bamboo plant is a key element of Feng Shui, a Chinese practice that revolves around the relationship between one's surroundings and a negative or positive flow of energy. While lucky bamboo is a bit different than the bamboo that pandas prefer, this little doll captures the positivity of the charmed flora.
Wish Upon a Star Bath Bomb
rainydayhello | $4.45
Everyone knows that when you wish upon a star your dreams will come true. Now, thanks to these lucky star bath bombs, you can even take a dip in a tub of swirling stardust!
Daruma Enamel Pin
LeonRomerStore | $9.47+
The Daruma is a Japanese wishing doll associated with Zen Buddhism. The eyes of the Daruma doll are intentionally left blank, prompting its owner to paint one of them while making a wish or setting a goal. Once the objective has been reached, the owner fills in the other eye, completing the doll.
Crane Ring Set
Mary Lou | $107
In Japan, the crane, or tsuru, is a symbol of good luck and longevity. With this three-piece ring, you will be reminded of the beautiful bird's charm every time you spot its glistening gold beak and legs.
Dreamcatcher Wall Hanging
Loveprema | $85
Dreamcatchers play a prevalent role in many Native American cultures. Believed to have been invented by the Ojibwa Chippewa tribe, the spiderweb-inspired crafts were intended to protect people by “catching” any harmful dreams or thoughts.
Lucky Penny Necklace
KathrynRiechert | $24
“Find a penny, pick it up. All day long, you'll have good luck.” According to this beloved rhyme, discovering a discarded penny is a sign of good fortune. So, we can only imagine that wearing one means you carry luck with you wherever you go.
Rainbow Pencil
Duncan Shotton | $15
Leprechaun legend has it that if you follow a rainbow, you'll stumble upon a glistening pot of gold. With this magic in mind, who knows what can happen when you write, doodle, or draw with one?
Real Four-Leaf Clover Necklace
PrettyPickle | $24
According to Irish folklore, the four-leaf clover is considered good luck. Though the roots of this superstition aren't clear, the tiny plant is often associated with the ability to see fairies—a dream you can keep close to your heart with this real clover necklace.
Stork Scissors
Ernest Wright & Son | $36.80
Symbolically, a visit from the stork means a new bundle of joy has arrived. On top of this baby-related belief, however, the elegant bird also represents longevity in Chinese culture and purification in the Christian faith.
Ceramic Crystal Mug
EssaraiCeramics | $210
Mystical and mesmerizing crystals are believed to carry positive energy. Though the glistening structures sticking out of this coffee cup are made out of clay, they're still bound to bring a bit of positivity—especially since they're paired with a glimmering galaxy of lucky stars!
Engraved Horseshoe Necklace
ArtribeJewelry | $39.10+
Often seen hanging over the entrance of a home or, more recently, worn as jewelry, horseshoes are believed to bring good luck and protection. Although the lucky emblem has remained popular over centuries, there's still some debate over the proper way to position it. Some believe that a horseshoe with the two ends pointing up (U) collects good luck, while other traditions state that the two ends should point downward so that luck pours onto those who walk through the door.
Maneki-Neko Gold Ceramic Cat
The maneki-neko is a popular Japanese figurine that is believed to bring good luck and fortune to its owner. Usually made from ceramic or plastic, they depict a Japanese Bobtail cat with its paw raised in a beckoning gesture.
Albatross Mobile
InlandWhaleTours | $109
In ancient times, sailors believed that seeing an albatross flying overhead while at sea was a sign of good luck. Many thought that albatrosses carried the souls of dead mariners, so seeing one flying above meant that they had come to protect living sailors from harm.
Wishbone Necklace
idyllicjewelrydesign | $45+
The wishbone is believed to symbolize good luck, optimism and love. Traditionally, the unbroken wishbone is only the promise of good fortune—when two people pull apart the bone, the person left with the larger piece gets the good luck, or a wish granted.
This article has been edited and updated.
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