China - Turtle

Turtles symbolize longevity in China, however it is believed that keeping them in a cage or treating them as pet will bring bad luck as it will slows down your business.

India - New Clothes

In India, it is considered bad luck to wear new clothes when going to bed. It is often associated with the fact that deceased people are cremated or buried in new clothes.

Mexico - Pearl

Wearing a pearl on the wedding day means bad luck in Mexico. It is believed that if the bride wear pearls in her wedding day, she will have bad luck and tears throughout the marriage.

Brazil - Cat

Cat has been the subject of superstitions for thousand of years. In Brazil, one should never kill a cat, it is believed that if you killed a cat, you will have seven years of bad luck.

China - Dragon

In China, the Dragon is always becomes an important part of their lifestyle. It is believed that for a newlyweds couple to have good luck and a baby boy, a boy, preferably born on chinese Dragon year must roll over their matrimonial bed.

Poland - Christmas

In Poland, there is still a belief that girls who grind poppy seed on Christmas Eve can hope for a good luck on marriage. After having their dinner and leave the house, the direction of the first dog bark they heard points to where their future husband will come from.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Italy - Number 17

In Italy, it is believed that the number 17 is considered unlucky. When "17" viewed as the Roman numeral, XVII, an anagram or letters rearrangement of that spells out "VIXI," which in Latin means "I have lived" which describes, "My life is over," or "I'm dead."

England - Raven

In England, The Tower of London is a castle that houses ravens over 900 years. It is believed that if the ravens leave the castle, the crown of England and the kingdom will fall.