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Jade plants -

Jade is known as the money plant and will bring wealth and good luck if placed in the southeast corner of your home.

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Pig decorations -

In some cultures, pigs are a symbol of prosperity, fertility, and good luck. Pig illustrations are often found on good luck and best wishes cards in Germany. 

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Burning sage -

Sage smudging is commonly practiced in feng shui and Native American traditions to clear negative energy, making way for good luck and prosperity in your space.

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Crystal lotus -

In feng shui, the lotus is regarded as a good fortune flower. In its crystal or glass form, it absorbs sunlight and emits a good energy field.

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Dream catchers -

In Native American culture, dream catchers are thought to ward off evil spirits and invite good luck and harmony.

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Nazar -

The Nazar, or evil eye, brings good luck and protects you from any ill-will that could have a negative effect on your well-being or life.

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Fresh flowers -

Vibrant fresh flowers can bring luck in feng shui by enhancing the flow of energy, amplifying good fortunes, and protecting against negative influences.

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Ladybugs -

In many cultures, ladybugs symbolize good luck, so you may want to add a statue or painting of one in your home.

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Chamomile tea -

Chamomile is said to bring prosperity and good fortune. Some gamblers would wash their hands in chamomile tea to ensure good luck at the gaming tables.

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Pi Yao or Pixiu -

The Pi Yao or Pixiu is a Chinese mythical creature that is half-dragon and half-dog. A statue of Pi Yao is said to bring good health, protection, and wealth.

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Koi fish -

For centuries, koi fish have been a sign of luck, abundance, and perseverance in China and Japan. Consider adding a koi pond to your garden (if you have the space) or hang up a painting of the fish in your living area.

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Barnstar -

Common in rural parts of the United States, barnstars mounted over a doorway are believed to bring good luck and ward off evil. 

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A clean entryway -

If you don't want to spend money on good luck charms for your home, removing clutter from your home's entryway is the way to go. A clear area welcomes positive energy, harmony, and good fortune into your space.

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Circular layouts -

According to feng shui principles, you can improve the flow of good energy in your room by arranging your furniture in a circular formation. 

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Turtles -

In feng shui, turtles are considered a symbol of good luck and wealth, so you may want to add a statue or figurine to your home.

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Mirrors -

Mirrors facing south or west are said to draw in positive energy. A mirror hung in the dining room is said to invite more abundance in your life.

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Acorns -

Acorns are considered a good luck talisman in China, Scandinavia, Greece, and England. A bowl full of acorns could bring abundance to your home.

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A bowl of citrus fruits -

Oranges, grapefruit, and lemons are fruits associated with good luck during Chinese New Year. A bowl of citrus fruits placed in the center of your kitchen or dining room can attract health and wealth to your home.

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Hamsa - The hamsa hand is a symbol commonly used in Middle Eastern and North African cultures, often associated with protection, blessings, and strength. Fingers pointing down is said to attract good luck.

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Dala horse -

Originating from the Swedish province of Dalarna, Dala horses are considered symbols of strength and dignity. Horses painted blue, black, or white, are considered good luck.

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Incense -

Burning incense is said to clear negative energy in the home. In some cultures, burning three incense sticks attracts good luck and prosperity.

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Bamboo -

Easy to grow and low-maintenance, bamboo plants bring good luck and fortune to the household, according to feng shui principles. 

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Horseshoes -

Many cultures believe a horseshoe above the door brings good luck. Some think it should point upwards so the luck doesn't run out, while others think it should point downwards to make good fortune fall on anyone who walks under it.

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A red door -

If your front door faces south, painting it red or orange will bring good luck as the vibrant colors attract and invite energy to enter your home.

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Elephants -

According to Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian guide for a positive home, elephant statues with their trunks facing upward are thought to bring luck, energy, and prosperity.

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Wind chimes -

Wind chimes should be hung where there is a natural breeze, such as by a window. The chiming is said to usher in good luck for the household.

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Fountains -

Water fountains regenerate positive energy and, if placed in the north, east, or southeast areas of your home, can also attract good luck. 

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An aquarium -

Adding an aquarium with circulating oxygenated water to your home is a way to attract good luck and positive energy.

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Moving house? Don't take the old broom! -

If you are moving house and want to bring good luck to your new abode, leave your old brooms and mops behind, as they are said to hold all of the old negativity that would have been swept up with them.

Sources: (Good Housekeeping) (Reader's Digest)

See also: The Japanese art of decluttering and organizing

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