What is the origin of wishing bone? Can I only use it once in my life?

Wishing bone is a kind of forked bone in turkey breast. A turkey has only one wishing bone, and it is very fragile and will break if it is not careful. On Thanksgiving Day, two people hold one end of the bone respectively, acquiesce in their wishes, and pull hard to break the bone. Whoever breaks most of the bones can realize his wish. It is said that every western family attaches great importance to this bone, because a family has only one wishing bone.

So it should be once a year, just like we wrap coins in jiaozi for good luck.

The wishbone is a bone shaped like Y on the neck of a bird. Just eat chicken. There is an ancient custom that when eating this bone, two people should compete and one person should pull it together. If the bones are long, they will have good luck and secretly make a wish. So wishbone is called "wishing bone", or "wishing bone".

This custom has a history of thousands of years, dating back to Roman times. People use this collarbone of chicken to divine and dispel evil spirits. In modern times, the British brought this tradition to the new world. Americans now regard turkeys as "wishing bones". Pulling the collarbone of the turkey, lucky break, has become the highlight of a turkey dinner.

At the same time, the jewelry company also designed a large number of "wishing bones" earrings, necklaces and brooches to bring good luck to customers and make people realize their wishes.