A protective amulet is an object believed to offer protection and bring good luck to its wearer. These amulets can take various forms, such as jewelry, stones, or symbols, and are often inscribed with specific designs or words. Many cultures throughout history have used amulets, associating them with spiritual or magical properties. The use of protective amulets is common in various traditions, including ancient Egypt, where they were placed in tombs, and Hinduism, where they are often worn as necklaces. People may carry or wear these items to ward off negative energies, illness, or misfortune, reflecting a deep-rooted belief in their protective powers.