L’antico amuleto assume diversi nomi, a seconda delle zone viene chiamato Su coccu, Pinnadellu o Sabegia. La sua funzione di protezione contro il malocchio resta però invariata.
L’amuleto sardo è composto da una pietra sferica solitamente incastonata tra due coppette in argento. Di solito si utilizza una sfera in onice o ossidiana lucida nera ma è molto comune trovarlo anche in corallo rosso, corniola, agata bianca, turchese e giada verde.
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