Symbolic of love, friendship and loyalty, you’re lucky to receive a Claddagh whether it’s featured on a ring, earrings, or pendant.

The horseshoe is a well-known symbol of luck and protection. People used to hang horseshoes on their doors to ward off the devil.

In mythology, the lotus is an indication that something significant is about to happen in life. It's known to be a symbol of goof luck.

The leaves of four-leaf clovers are said to stand for faith, hope, love, with the fourth one being luck. It's said that Ireland is home to more four-leaf clovers than anywhere else.

The emerald has long been associated with good luck. It’s considered especially lucky to wear this gemstone on Thursdays.

Need luck to help make your dreams come true? Amethyst is considered by many to be a talisman of success.

Citrine is said to bring about good fortune in unexpected ways. It’s known to bring prosperity, giving it the name of “Success Stone.”

Peridot is a talisman of luck, evokes a helpful response from typically unhelpful people, and protects against envy, gossip and deceit.

Rainbows are lucky because they are believed to provide their viewers with hope and motivation. They are even thought to be the hiding place for pots of gold in Irish mythology!

The mystic knot is a popular good luck charm in Feng Shui. It’s believed to bring happiness and good fortune by attracting a continuous flow of positive energy.

The Hamsa (Arabic) or Hamesh (Hebrew) is a palm-shaped amulet depicting the open right hand. It’s a sign of protection representing blessings, power and strength.

Many animals are known to be lucky, including the elephant, pig, dolphin, frog, tiger, horse, goldfish, cricket, rabbit and ladybug!