A cornicello (Italian for "little horn"), hands and a sacred heart are a traditional Italian good luck charm, especially in Naples, shaped like a twisted horn, symbolising protection, fertility, and good fortune by warding off the "evil eye" (malocchio), with its meaning linked to ancient Roman fertility symbols and Greek mythology. It's often made from red coral or other materials, and if it breaks, it's believed to have absorbed a curse, signifying its effectiveness. 
Key Meanings & Symbolism:
Heritage: A strong symbol of Neapolitan culture, tradition, and identity. 
Protection: Wards off negativity, jealousy, and the evil eye (malocchio).
Good Luck & Prosperity: Believed to bring good fortune, vitality, and abundance.
Fertility & Strength: Rooted in ancient beliefs, representing fertility, virility, and resilience
 
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