Lucky Eye Amulet
Invoke sacred protection to banish the evil eye and curses sent by enemies, jealous people, social media stalkers, hateful entities, and anyone else who would relish in your demise, with our Lucky Eye amulets!
The “Lucky Eye,” or “Evil Eye,” is a traditional Turkish amulet that protects against the “evil eye,” a type of negative force achieved by a hateful or envious gaze (either conscious or unconscious) that is sometimes hidden beneath kind words and fake niceties. Indeed, the Lucky Eye will protect you from your known enemies, as well as the snakes in the grass that you can’t see. Help keep your inner circle tight with this blessed charm.
Throughout history, the eye has been considered a powerful symbol, having the function to protect against malefic forces. This universal tradition took the form of a glass amulet 3,000 years ago in Turkey. Here, a glass art master combines the symbolic power of the eye with the force of the fire, creating a special talisman called the “Evil Eye”.
Marie Laveau is still called upon today by many who seek her knowledge, wisdom, and guidance. Her spirit can be called upon for assistance with matters of Love, Healing, Empowerment, Divination, Legal, Business, Finances, and Hard Situations in general.
Marie Laveau was a healer, a powerful Voodoo Queen, and although she is not officially recognized as a Saint by the Catholic Church, she is still a Saint in the hearts of thousands of devotees worldwide. She was a master of healing, love spells, banishment spells, eliminating business rivals while all the while being an astute businesswoman herself. It is said she held secret rituals complete with the worship of a snake called Zombi, and orgiastic dancing, drinking, and lovemaking deep in the bayous. Offerings for her include cigars, booze, coins, and flowers. Marie Laveau was the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, feared and respected by all. As her story goes, she was born to a Haitian slave and grew up free and educated on her father's plantation. She began as a hairdresser and then later a nurse during the yellow fever epidemics. Her skills in medicine led her to become very knowledgeable in the healing properties of herbs. She was a devote Catholic who became concerned about people's souls while administering the last meals to people on death row. As time went by, she became increasingly interested in her mother’s African traditional beliefs. She married the idea of catholic traditions and voodoo making her voodoo and hoodoo practices acceptable to New Orleans high society. She was all-knowing and powerful and quickly created a reputation for herself. Whatever you wanted or needed, she could make happen for you. She was and still is revered as the Queen of the Voodoos.
This is a handmade talisman adorned with a petite medal of Marie Laveau.
