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Loose Evil Eye Mojo Beads – Protection Beads for Jewelry, Mojo Bags & Spellwork

Product Description

These loose evil eye mojo beads are perfect for adding a touch of protection to your jewelry, mojo bags, charm bags, and spellwork. The evil eye symbol is traditionally used to deflect negativity, envy, gossip, and harmful intentions, making these beads ideal for anyone working with spiritual protection and energetic boundaries.

Use them to string your own bracelets, necklaces, anklets, and keychains, or tuck a few into a mojo bag, spell jar, or protection bundle for an extra boost of warding energy. You can also place individual beads near your front door, altar, or bedside as a quiet, subtle protective charm.

Before working with them, simply hold the beads and set your intention—for example:

“These beads shield me from all envy and harm. Only blessings may reach me.”

Perfect for crafters, witches, energy workers, and jewelry makers, these evil eye beads turn any creation into a protective talisman.

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Horseshoes are a common symbol for luck. Historically, they have been used to "store up" good fortune, shower it down on people, and keep away negative influences.

The tradition of hanging a horseshoe for luck dates back to the 10th century. Including horseshoes in your prosperity and good luck rituals is a great way to give them extra power and focus. Even today, it is considered one of the greatest symbols of luck and protection, particularly when hung above one's door with with the points facing up

Iron-the metal that horseshoes are made from-is believed to have magical properties. Iron, like salt, has been used for many thousands of years as a potent tool in the practices of witchcraft. This makes it an ideal protective charm for everyday carry or everyday wear. Iron smells like human blood, our life force. Iron is also found deep in the earth and considered a vital force of the earth.

Thus, horseshoes could ward off witches, ghosts and demons. Horseshoes are also crescent-shaped, similarly to the holy crescent moon symbols of some ancient deities.
This is believed to repel misfortune and attract blessings.

Used to "feed" lodestones in spells of money and love. iron is also used for protection.

In many traditions of hoodoo, witchcraft and folk magic, a lodestone is used to attract money and love. Feeding the lodestone with bits of shavings will draw prosperity to you. You can place a small lodestone in a pouch and carry it with you for financial success. 

Lodestones are sprinkled with magnetic sand to "feed" them and enhance their power, and they may also be dressed with anointing oil ands whiskey. dd to salt to create a protection barrier.

Iron shavings in general can be used for spellwork or offerings for various spirits.