Charms featuring classic symbols for protection against the evil eye or for good luck from Valentina Ferragni Studio.
“It may not be true, but I believe in it.” Superstition is as old as humanity itself; although there is no proof that a specific stone or talisman actually influences the wearer’s destiny, people continue to choose amulets. After all, you never know. Guided by this ancient yet deeply rooted belief, the brand VFS (Valentina Ferragni Studio) has created a range of charms designed to ward off the evil eye or, conversely, bring good luck.
One example is the hand gesture forming the “horns” (*corna*)—a nearly universal symbol in the West used either to cast the evil eye or to protect against misfortune. In Southern Italy, the ultimate protective symbol is the horn (*corno*), worn on a necklace or bracelet; this, too, is part of the VFS anti-misfortune charm collection. Another symbol featured in this series of charms—designed to bring joy to life—is the horseshoe, a classic emblem of good luck. The charms are made of gold-plated metal.
