Lucky for some this Friday is the 13th, we thought we would have some fun and look at some lucky and not so lucky superstition.
Black Cat
Depending on culture black cats are seen as good and bad luck. A black cat is seen as a witches familiar and is said to bring bad luck if it crosses your path. The Egyptians believed all cats were goof luck and protected them. It is also said that if you find one pure white hair in an all black cat and can manage to pluck it out without being scratched you will find good luck in love and great wealth.

This cute Thomas Sabo cat charm wont bring you good or bad luck but will look great on your bracelet.
Clover
A four leaf clover is said to be lucky as the leaves represent faith, hope, love and luck.


See more about clover charms in our St Patrick’s day feature.
Horseshoe
Placing a horseshoe over a door brings good luck. Some people say you must always remember to keep the horseshoe the right way up or the luck will run out and others believe that the luck will remain no matter what way the horseshoe is.

Whatever you believe, I’m sure you would feel lucky to own this Thomas Sabo Horseshoe charm.
White Rabbit
Do you remember being told to say white rabbits three times on the first day of each month before talking to bring you good luck?

This Thomas Sabo rabbit pendant is encrusted with cubic zirconia.
New Shoes On Table
Putting new shoes on the table is said to invite death. This may stem from a miners family being informed of their death by placing their shoes on the table.

I’m not sure this Thomas Sabo stiletto charm would fit on my feet but I’d certainly be wearing it on my bracelet.
Bear
It is said that in ancient British superstition it was believed that if a child rides on a bears back it will be protected from whooping-cough.

I don’t fancy riding on a bears back but this Thomas Sabo bear charm is definitely worth a cuddle.
Apple
An Apple a day keeps the doctor away but an apple tempted Eve in the garden of Eden.

Whether you choose to be good or bad this Thomas Sabo apple Pendant would look simply delicious.
Butterflies
If the first butterfly you see in the year is white, you will have good luck all year.

I would love to wear this Thomas Sabo butterfly ring all year round.
Acorn
An acorn at the window will keep lightning out . I’m not sure that this would work if you had the Thomas Sabo acorn charm on your bracelet but you would still look great.

Fish
If you throw back the first fish you catch then you’ll be lucky the whole day fishing.

I wouldn’t want to throw back this fantastic blue enamel Thomas Sabo fish pendant.
Frogs
A frog will bring good luck to the house it enters. Don’t try kissing a frog as it probably wont turn into a prince, just take a look at this Thomas Sabo frog charm instead.

Ladybirds
The deeper the ladybird’s colour, the better luck it brings. The number of spots on its back are also important. The more spots…the better the luck!

Feel summery with this great Thomas Sabo Ladybird charm.
Pigs
One superstition to get rid of warts involves rubbing a peeled apple and giving it to a pig.

This sweet little Thomas Sabo piglet charm would make a great addition to any Thomas Sabo charm holder.
Owls
If an owl looks in your window or if you see one during the bad luck and death will bestow you. This Thomas Sabo owl charm certainly wont bring you bad luck but would certainly be a good look for you Thomas Sabo bracelet.

Dolphins
Dolphins are said to bring good luck to the ship they are following. This sterling silver Thomas Sabo dolphin charm will be able to follow you everywhere you go once placed on your bracelet.

Evil Eye
The evil eye is believed to cause injury or bad luck to the person it is directed at. It is also said to be a good look charm and is worn to protect against evil. We cant guarantee it will bring you good luck but the Thomas Sabo evil eye charm looks great with other blue charms.

Dragons
The Chinese dragon is seen as a symbol of wisdom, intelligence, energy, good fortune, optimism and success. This Thomas Sabo dragon charm doesn’t breathe fire but it certainly looks hot.

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