All Good Luck Signs
All Good Luck Signs
"Good luck signs" or symbols of good fortune have appeared across cultures for thousands of years. They often represent protection, prosperity, health, happiness, or divine favor. Here's a list of the most well-known good luck signs from around the world:
Universal or Widely Known Good Luck Symbols
Four-Leaf Clover (Ireland)
Rare variation of the three-leaf clover.
Each leaf represents hope, faith, love, and luck.
Horseshoe
Hung over doors to ward off evil and attract good luck.
Pointed up (to catch luck) or down (to shower luck on people).
Ladybug
Especially if it lands on you—considered a sign of blessings and protection.
Rabbit’s Foot
A talisman of good fortune, especially in American and African folklore.
Wishbone
Two people pull on the bone; whoever gets the larger piece will have their wish come true.
Number 7
Often considered a lucky number due to religious, spiritual, and cultural meanings.
Elephant (with raised trunk)
Symbol of strength, wisdom, and good fortune, especially in Indian and African cultures.
Cultural and Religious Good Luck Symbols
Asian Symbols
Maneki Neko (Japan) – "Beckoning cat" that brings wealth and customers to businesses.
Red Envelopes (China) – Filled with money and gifted during festivals to bring prosperity.
Feng Shui Coins (China) – Ancient Chinese coins tied with red ribbon used to attract wealth.
Crane (Japan/China) – Symbol of long life, good health, and fortune.
Bamboo – Symbol of strength and resilience; often used in Feng Shui for prosperity.
South Asian / Hindu Symbols
Swastika (ancient Hindu version)
Symbol of auspiciousness, prosperity, and spiritual power.
Om (ॐ) – Sacred sound representing universal energy and spiritual luck.
Ganesha – Remover of obstacles; brings luck in new beginnings.
Kalash (sacred pot) – A vessel used in rituals that symbolizes abundance.
Spiritual & Protective Luck Symbols
Evil Eye (Middle East, Mediterranean) – Blue eye-shaped talisman used to protect against negative energy.
Hamsa Hand (Middle East, North Africa) – Open palm symbol offering protection and good fortune.
Dreamcatcher (Native American) – Protects the sleeper and filters out bad dreams.
Cross (Christianity) – Sign of divine protection, faith, and spiritual favor.
Nature-Based Lucky Signs
Shooting Star – Wishing upon one is said to bring your desire to life.
Rainbow – Sign of hope, promise, and magic.
Acorns – Ancient Norse symbol of potential, prosperity, and protection.
Goldfish (Asia) – Bring luck, wealth, and harmony to homes or businesses.
Other Unique Symbols
Dice (when rolling 7 or doubles) – Often associated with luck in gambling.
Scarabs (Ancient Egypt) – Represented rebirth and protection.
Coins (found face-up) – Often considered lucky if picked up.
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