The Kinthia collection

Natural Stone Good Luck Pendants

You knock on wood to ward off bad luck, and a good luck pendant offers exactly that: something to touch, within reach, at the moment you’re hoping for a little nudge. Tiger’s eye takes the lion’s share, surrounded by suns, stars, or wings. A gesture more than a guarantee, to repeat as often as you like.

A few pointers to help you choose

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Leonilla, Tiger’s Eye Sun Pendant

$35.00

This sun-shaped pendant holds a tiger's eye of honey brown, crossed by a streak of golden light, on an adjustable chain punctuated with small metal balls.

Severa, Tiger’s Eye Medallion Pendant

$35.00

Golden brown striped with honey, a faceted tiger's eye fills the center of this gold-tone alloy medallion, scored with fine fluting and circled with metal beads.

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A stone, a style,
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A few pointers to find what feels like you.

To touch rather than look at

A good luck charm works better when it stays tangible: an engraved medal whose raised design you trace with your thumb, a smooth stone you squeeze for a moment before walking in. Several pendants also carry the triquetra, a three-pointed Celtic knot linked to eternity, or little wings, for the takeoffs you hope will go well.

Tiger’s eye in the lead

Tiger’s eye is the most frequent here, for the luck people add to its usual grit, alongside green aventurine, another stone of luck. The chains, most often stainless steel, hold up to being worn every day. A pendant like this suits the milestones you approach with a little apprehension: an exam, a trip, a first competition.

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