The phrase "amulet by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the maker or creator of an amulet or other object with protective or magical properties. Example: The ancient amulet by the skilled craftsman was said to ward off evil spirits and bring luck to its wearer.
1 The Story of the Amulet, by E Nesbit (Puffin, £4.99) Knocks Alice off the top spot because the groundbreaking combination of realism and magic in Nesbit's masterpiece is wholly shaped for children.
Using cooled casting sprues (accidental splashes of gold or silver that occur when pouring hot metal), Ms. Gural reuses each penny-size amulet by threading it onto a cord or chain and engraving the smooth side with a diminutive sunburst and the tiny words "Thank You".
Crystal Bears also went to Kasia Roslaniec for "Baby Blues," and to short films "Rabbitland" from Ana Nedeljkovic and Nikola Majdak, and "The Amber Amulet" by Matthew Moore.
Scarborough served as an army nurse during the Vietnam War, and turned those experiences into a moving fantasy novel about a young army nurse who is given a magical amulet by a dying Vietnamese man.
Now you can decorate the amulet by painting it in whichever colour you like.
And when Aurora Lopez and Steven Alan open Borealis, a jewelry boutique, in NoLIta this month, they will showcase silver amulets by a Mexican jewelry designer, Beth Orduna, and handbags by Jade Jagger embroidered with trident symbols.
Her main interests centre around body adornment throughout the ancient world, long-term research into the use of wigs, perfumes, cosmetics, tattoos and amulets by the living and the dead led to a fascination with mummification and burial practices.
Graphic novels have seen a huge spike in popularity among readers, and books such as Raina Telgemeier's "Smile," the "Babymouse" series by Jenny and Matthew Holm, Jeff Smith's "Bone" comics, and the "Amulet" books by Kazu Kibuishi, have paved the way for an increase in the presence of graphic novels in the publishing community.
A related type of seal amulet, called by Egyptologists the scaraboid, was similar in shape but lacked the details of the beetle's anatomy.
Supposedly, as the letters of the word slowly disappeared from the amulet line by line, so would disease disappear from the body.
Make an amulet is by using carton cardboard.
