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Top 10 Lucky Silver Charms for your Silver Charm Bracelet
- 1. Lucky No 7
History has always considered No 7 to be a lucky number - Superstition or not? Who knows, but many things are built around the number 7. Seven days of the week, seven floors in a building, seven temples, there are all sorts of references to the number seven through ancient cultures and religion.
- 2. Four Leaf Clover
How long did you spend as a little girl looking for this sure sign of luck in the grass? As Mother Nature knows there will be one four leaf clover for every 10,000 three leaf clovers. An ancient Celtic lucky charm, this dates back to pagan times where the three leaves were said to be the three sides of the Holy trinity; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The fourth leaf is God's Grace and is considered to be lucky.
- 3. Guardian Angel
They say everyone has one even though we don't see them. Your Guardian Angel walks beside you through life offering guidance and support. They support in times of great need allowing you to achieve super human strength and determination. Consider the mother who lifts a car off her child or the person who walks through fire unscathed to rescue a loved one. All the reports and reflections of these people have one common theme, the fact that someone walked or stood beside them and helped.
- 4. Elephant
With a raised trunk the elephant denotes good luck and prosperity in the USA. Comparable to the lucky horseshoe the upturned trunk will collect all the good luck for you. In the Far East the raised trunk has no significance at all; the elephant is a sign of strength and wisdom.
- 5. Lucky Cat
An emblem throughout China and the Far East the Lucky Cat is always seen in Chinese restaurants or takeaways in England. A left beckoning paw signifies more customers whilst the right will bring good luck and wealth. Another lucky cat is the lucky black cat. Throughout England superstition says if a black cat crosses your path you will have luck all day long.
- 6. Wishbone
Whatever you wish for will come true. The wishbone from the Christmas dinner of the turkey should be kept and dried for three days. Then pull with another person whilst making a wish and whoever gets the longest part their wish will come true.
- 7. Money Bags
Exactly what it says a lucky money bag to draw prosperity and wealth to the wearer. Money bags originate from gambling where they are said to bring wealth and winnings.
- 8. Silver Horseshoe
Throughout England you'll find lucky horseshoe charms nailed to barns or above doors. A traditional symbol of luck depending on what you believe. The open horseshoe will either be like a cup and fill with luck or pour luck onto you in the crescent shape. Whichever way takes your fancy the horseshoe is still widely held as a lucky charm.
- 9. Angel Wing
Touched by the wing of an Angel. The Lucky Angel Wing is a constant reminder of those who walk unseen amongst us every day. Your Angel will protect and cherish you on your life journey, your constant companion and will watch over you.
- 10. Lucky Buddha
In the Far East the Lucky Buddha is a symbol seen throughout the land. Bronzed or gilded the gleaming reflection of this iconic talisman sits atop many houses, monasteries and hilltops.
Why not collect all ten Clip On Lucky Silver Charms – that way your Silver Charm Bracelet will guarantee you all the luck in the world.
About the Author
Vincent Rogers is a freelance writer who writes for a number of UK businesses. For silver jewellery UK, he recommends Seriously Silver.
Frequently Asked Questions...
What was the very first name for money ?
There are so many names for money:
Money,dollar,pound,yen,platta,gold,silver,jewels,even black-pepper, have been used as payment for services in towns and cities and villages since the day that the agricultural community lifestyle gave some of the citizens the freedom to become thinkers; but what was the very first term or name given to this trade standard ? In the Flintstones and other movies we see cave-man call it clams.
What's my point ?: well the money, what is the universal term for money ?; I say the universal term should be it's very first name, so what is that name ?
You can post opinions and food for thought and discussion; but I am hopeful someone will post the actual answer. Maybe the answer is so prehistory we can't have it ?
Answer:
Actually, shells WERE among early things identified as valuata for social groups. It would be different all over the world, as humans were really spread out when the concept of "trade" was originally conceived, as what could be defined as valuata was different all over the globe, based on the environment. How much is air worth to a drowning man? A lot, but not so much to someone just sitting in a comfortable chair - it is very situational.
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