The most popular charm for this, especially in the south of Italy, is the iconic Italian horn. The Italian horn serves as a protection against "Malocchio," as we call it in Italian. "Malocchio" means the evil eye. This is a sort of curse that envious people could potentially silently wish on you. It is not rare to see Italians immediately making a horn sign with their hand to ward off the Malocchio when someone pays a compliment or wishes you something wonderful. Most commonly, the Italian horn is a symbol of good luck. The Italian horn is believed to protect the person who wears it. The Italian horn is known locally as "cornicello" (meaning little horn, or hornlet), "cornetto," or simply "corno." Often the horn is worn on a necklace, but it is also common to see it hanging inside a car for protection.
You will receive one blessed horn from Italy..
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