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The lucky horn, also known as cornicello or cornetto (Neapolitan curniciello), is a traditional amulet widespread above all in southern Italy.

Sometimes it is a metallic jewel (gold or silver), but often it is produced in red color. The traditional material here is coral, although plastic red horn is more common. The dimensions are variable and in some cases the object bears a crown on the head. The shape and color of the red horn resemble those of a chili pepper.

It is intended to be effective against the evil eye and jinx. The region where the amulet is most widespread is Campania (57%).

The red croissant is one of the most famous lucky charms in Naples. Its shape represents the phallus of Priapus, god of prosperity. The croissant is, in fact, a wish for good luck but in order to work, three simple rules must be respected:
- the horn must strictly be red, because it is the color of blood and therefore of life;
- the horn must be handmade so that whoever creates it transmits positive energies on the object;
- the horn must be a gift to wish luck and protection.

Many Neapolitans have a lucky charm "cornicello" with them: some have it in their purse, some hang it in the shop, some at home, some wear it around their necks or near their keys.

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