Good Luck & Protection

Metal, stone and size set the price most. Solid 14K or 10K gold costs more than sterling silver or stainless steel, and diamonds add more than cubic zirconia or enamel. Larger pendants and heavier pieces also rise. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Horseshoes, four-leaf clovers and evil eye pieces lead the list. Hamsa pendants and earrings, enamel ladybug rings and necklaces, and shamrock charms also appear near the top. Sterling silver and 14K yellow gold are the most common metals among them.

Enamel is a hard, glossy finish, but it can chip. A sharp knock against a hard surface is the usual cause. Take off enameled rings before heavy work or workouts, and store each piece separately. See our jewelry care tips for cleaning.

Choose by the look you like and how you will wear it. Evil eye designs are round and often blue or inlaid, which suits small rings, anklets and necklaces. Hamsa designs are hand-shaped and read larger, on pendants and dangle earrings. Both come in stainless steel and gold.

Yes, stainless steel suits everyday wear well. Evil eye and hamsa necklaces, anklets and hoop earrings come in it, some with gold-tone or gold IP plating. Plated finishes can wear over time, so keep them away from harsh cleaners and rough use.

Yes, pair a pendant with a simple chain at a different length. A small clover or horseshoe pendant sits well beside a station necklace in the same metal. Matching yellow gold with yellow gold keeps the layers tidy. Questions about fit? Contact our jewelers.