Alligator feet are powerful, multi-purpose amulets used for gambling, luck, and any situation where one wants to sink their claws in to hold on to, or cause harm to. more info

Use this curio to ward of witchcraft, curses, and jinxes. Much like gargoyles that guard churches, they repel evil and protect from dark entities. more info

Use to craft tools such as tablets, poppets, amulets, or jack balls; or melt into the base for candles, salves and ointments. more info

Long held in the Hoodoo tradition as a good luck piece, buckeyes can be placed in mojo bags or just carried in your pocket for luck. Because of its testicular shape, they are also said to be a sexual good luck charm for men! 3 buckeyes. more info

Made from powdered egg shells, use to draw sigils, symbols, or seals, dissolve in a bath for purification, or mark points on the body for protection. more info

Cat's Eye Shells are potent natural evil eye charms used in amulets, jewelry, and mojo bags across the Indian Ocean, through the Middle East, and now used in American conjure. These can be carried as charms alone or used in workings. Every conjure... more info

This well known "fortune cure" can be carried in a mojo bag, or tied to a red string and hung in the main area of your home. Add them to prosperity altars or jars, or simply carry with you for money, prosperity, good luck, and protection. The... more info

Cobra Black Snake Pellets are one of the rare ingredients in folk magic. Use to destroy enemies, bad luck, and to cleanse and protect the home. Grind and add to mixtures, place the whole pellet in mojo bags, mix with beeswax and craft into a poppet.. more info

According to Irish tradition to ward your property and manifest luck take a horseshoe and hang it above your entrance door never to be touched or taken down again. Some say you should point the "horns" of the shoe upward to collect the blessings,... more info

These innocent looking seeds from Peru pack powerful properties. Huayruro seeds are used by shamans and witches of Peru for good luck, block misfortune, and to gain protection against ill will. By placing in a small vial, mojo bag, amulet, or even... more info

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