Ankh:
Ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life.
Aum ("Om"):
Hindu symbol – sacred syllable – of manifest existence.
Bast:
Egyptian Cat God protecting family and home.
Celtic Knot:
Rings of circles created from interwoven bands that protect against evil spirits and demons.
Cross:
Ancient human symbol used by Christians, among other cultures.
Devil's Trap:
Circular gold or silver coin or talisman featuring spiral of tiny Hebrew text.
Dreamcatcher:
Native American object made of a hoop & web that protects against nightmares.
Hamsa:
Palm-shaped protective amulet po
pular in North Africa & Middle East.Horseshoe:
Some say that when the horseshoe is pointed up, it protects against misfortune and the evil eye.
Ingwaz:
Rune resembling a diamond shape and representing an egg that protects against the evil eye.
Labrys:
Double-headed axe originating in ancient Minoan, Thracian, and Greek culture; modern use includes empowering symbol for lesbianism & feminism.
Omamori:
Japanese protective charm dedicated to various Buddhist and Shinto deities.
Onion Braid:
Wiccan protective charm.
Pentagram:
Five-pointed star used for protection and personal power throughout history, from Ancient Greece to contemporary Wicca.
Raven:
Celtic/North American Indi
an symbol which protects against black magic.Saint Benedict Medal:
Catholic medal that protects against evil spirits, used in exorcisms.
Scarab:
Ancient Egyptian symbol of eternal life.
Seal of Solomon:
A magical signet ring from Christian, Jewish, and Islamic legend, said to be possessed by King Solomon.
Shamrock:
Three-leafed/triune Celtic symbol o
f luck and healthSkull:
Universal shamanic symbol that protects one from death
Turkish Evil Eye:
Also known as a nazar, protects from evil
eye by reflecting bad energy back to source.Unicorn:
Ancient symbol of chastity and protection.
Witch Ball:
a hollow sphere of glass hung in windows to deflect evil spirits
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