Cornicello (Italian Horn) - Lucky Charms Explained

[@Risteard156]

A lot of italian man keep it in their cars hanging off the mirror 🇮🇪💯

[@GotUrRain]

That’s the irish flag

[@Leash23]

I did like and subscribe before you even asked 🎉! Great video. Glad I found you!

[@Maydaymayday-i8z]

That one about the animal horns being carried as charms maybe but I really think oh this could be used for a weapon to defend a nice little dagger already sharp

[@mfar3016]

I found a cornicello key ring among my mothers things. It’s the one with the crown on top, but I kept hearing something rattling around inside. I unscrewed the top (the crown part) from the horn & inside, hanging from the interior of the crown is a small man, wearing a top hat & it looks like his face is a skeleton. I wish I could attach a photo, but it’s in the order of the character from Nightmare Before Christmas. Do you know what the significance is?

[@roydemeo509]

Is he holding a horse shoe ?

[@saxonwolf88]

Was also used by Royal children as a teething toy

[@DamianMarley-t8v]

This is a word^^^

[@havefunbesafe]

The cornicello looks like the horn of plenty (cornucopia) held by the Greek goddess Tyche…she was the god of fortune.