An ancient amulet is an object believed to have magical powers, often worn as a necklace or bracelet. Common examples of ancient amulets include the SCARAB (6 letters), ANKH (4 letters), tiki (4 letters), MOJO (4 letters), CHARM (5 letters), grigri (6 letters), and TALISMAN (8 letters). Scarabs were popular in Ancient Egypt and were thought to bring good luck and protection. ANKH was also an Egyptian symbol of life and immortality. Tiki was a Polynesian symbol of protection and good luck. MOJO was a West African CHARM used for protection and luck. Charms were used in many cultures to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck. Grigri was a TALISMAN from West Africa used for protection and luck. Talismans were used in many cultures to bring good luck and protection.