A gold-tone Italian corno (horn) keyring — the classic charm for good luck and protection. Rooted in southern Italian tradition, the corno is associated with the bull’s horn and strength. Many families keep one close to keep the malocchio (evil...

Gold-tone corno and mano cornuta on one keyring — the classic Italian good-luck pairing, designed in Italy. In Italian tradition the corno (horn) stands for strength and protection against the malocchio (evil eye). When you do not have a corno...

Silver-tone corno and mano cornuta keyring — Italian good luck, sorted. The corno has long been linked with strength and warding off bad luck and the evil eye (malocchio). The mano cornuta is the hand shape Italians flash for the...

A silver-tone Italian corno keyring — small charm, big meaning. In traditional Italian culture the corno is a good-luck object used to prevent bad luck and the evil eye. If you do not have one on you, Italians make the...

Suede look Keyring 10cm with tricolore embroidery

Stainless Steel Keyring - 3cm + chain 2cm.

A tiny stainless-steel moka pot for your keys — the cutest little nod to Italian coffee culture you can carry every day. Aussie-Italians gift these for birthdays, housewarmings, Nonna visits and anyone who starts the morning with a proper espresso....