Video - Renaissance Gamblers' Creepy Good Luck Charm: The Hand of Glory!

Did you know that during the Renaissance, some people believed that wearing a dead man's hand would bring them good luck, especially in gambling? Yep, gamblers would carry around a severed hand, known as the "Hand of Glory," hoping it would give them a winning edge. Sometimes, they even made candles out of the fat from hanged criminals and believed these candles had magical powers! You could say, they really had a hand in their luck. What's the most bizarre good luck charm you've ever heard of? Let us know in the comments!