Looking for some luck? These lucky Chinese symbols and charms could bring more luck into your life.

Good luck charms and symbols are widely used in cultures around the world. However, many are only prevalent in specific countries or areas, and they frequently have fascinating backstories.

In different countries, various types of symbols, talismans, charms, and amulets have become symbols for good luck.

Lucky symbols and good luck charms are part of culture across the globe. Many are only popular in certain countries or regions, and often have interesting stories behind them.

For people living in different countries around the world, various charms, talismans, and amulets have become symbols of good luck.

“Find a penny. Pick it up. All the day you’ll have good luck.” So goes the old adage about pennies, but pennies are not the only things associated with luck. In countries around t… ...

Talismans of good fortune—Japanese waving cats, Egyptian scarabs—serve as meaningful souvenirs and symbols of hope in hard times.

Stumbled across an indentation in a stone slab or a shiny spot on a bronze relief on your travels? That's a sign you've found a local symbol of good luck.

We explore the rich history and symbolism of Chinese knots, which signify good luck and are displayed during Lunar New Year festivities.

That's a sign you've found a local symbol of good luck. Travel website VirtualTourist.com has compiled a list of Ten Great Good Luck Symbols around the world to help the superstitious tourist: 1.