Since ancient times, a man has placed faith in the magical power of talismans and amulets, various objects capable of defending their owner from spells and negative influences of all kinds. Not many know that the two terms are not synonymous but are actually very different.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Talismans and amulets are both objects with distinct purposes.
Talismans are intentionally created objects, often jewelry, designed to attract positive energies or outcomes, such as luck or love. They are charged with specific intentions.
Amulets, on the other hand, are objects, like pendants or charms, primarily used for protection against negative energies or harm.
They are not typically charged with intentions but are chosen for their inherent protective qualities or symbolism.
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What is the difference between a talisman and an amulet?
Source: Magickal Spot by Tina Caro
Witches Of The Craft® 
Yes, many do not realize these are different magickal tools.
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Very true.
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