

The Guardian
The winged fascinum in its classic form, hand-finished with an antique patina.
Against the evil eye, for two thousand years. The amulet Rome trusted above all others — sacred to Fascinus, hung over cradles, fixed beneath triumphal chariots — now recast in sterling silver, catalogued and conserved.
Wherever the fascinum was worn, envy blinked and looked away.
Two thousand years ago the people of Rome trusted one talisman above all others. They called it the fascinum — sacred to Fascinus, divine guardian of vitality and fortune, whose cult was tended by the Vestal Virgins.
Mothers hung it over cradles. Generals rode to triumph with it fixed beneath their chariots, guarded at the moment envy burned hottest. Its purpose was singular: to break the evil eye — the jealous glance believed to steal health, happiness, and luck.
SOURCE — "HIC HABITAT FELICITAS" / "Here dwells happiness."
Inscribed beside a bakery door, Pompeii. Preserved in ash eighteen centuries. Our name is taken from it.


The winged fascinum in its classic form, hand-finished with an antique patina.


A medallion struck like a votive coin, the winged sigil ringed by the marks of fortune.


Wings over the lunula — the crescent Roman women wore — united in one protective form.
A Manual of Protection & Sacred Symbols
The companion volume to the collection. Every sigil we cast is drawn here in full — its origin in the ancient world, the envy it was made to turn away, and the ritual that wakes it against the skin.
Bound in the old manner, printed on heavy stock, and pressed with the winged fascinum. A record of two thousand years of protection, to keep beside the amulet it explains.
Ne invidia te inveniat, ne fortuna te deserat.
On the first evening, hold the amulet against your heart and be still.
Name what you wish to protect, and speak the blessing aloud.
Wear it against the skin through the night. From then on it works quietly, close to the body.
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