| Traditional names | Huayruro, Huairuro, Wayruru |
|---|---|
| Distinction | Huayruro macho: red and black; Huayruro hembra: red, according to popular usage |
| Traditions | Andean and Amazonian traditions of Peru and neighboring regions |
| Ritual forms | Amulet, bracelet, necklace, pouch, or seed worn on the body |
| Uses | Protection against the evil eye, envy, and susto; luck, fortune, and prosperity |

















