At a Glance
- Four luck symbols on one charm: Eye of Horus, four-leaf clover, hamsa hand, horseshoe
- AAAA-quality zircon at the center of the charm
- 14k gold-plated and waterproof
- Citrine for abundance and success; selenite for clarity
- Natural stones — every bracelet is unique
How to Use It
Which wrist you choose is not arbitrary — the maker gives each hand a purpose:
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Left hand — to channel career opportunities and growth.
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Right hand — to welcome wealth and abundance.
- Wear it as an everyday piece rather than saving it for occasions. It is built for daily wear, plating and all.
- Layer it with other bracelets or let it stand alone — the charm carries enough on its own.
The Four Symbols
| Symbol |
Tradition |
| Eye of Horus |
Ancient Egyptian — protection and watchfulness |
| Four-leaf clover |
Irish — rare good fortune |
| Hamsa hand |
Middle Eastern and North African — warding and blessing |
| Horseshoe |
European folk — luck held and kept |
✨ Temple Tip
Pick the wrist deliberately on the day you put it on, and stick with it for a stretch. Left for the career push, right for the money one — choosing tells you which one you are actually working on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which four luck symbols are on the charm?
The Eye of Horus, the four-leaf clover, the hamsa hand and the horseshoe, with an AAAA-quality zircon at the center.
Which wrist should I wear it on?
The maker suggests the left hand to channel career opportunities and growth, and the right hand to welcome wealth and abundance.
Is the gold plating waterproof?
Yes — the charm is 14k waterproof gold-plated.
What do citrine and selenite bring to the design?
Citrine is associated with financial growth and success; selenite is admired for mental clarity and for easing the stress of pursuing your goals.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.
Four symbols, one wrist, no hedging. #TempleOfDesire
