Which visual merchandising technique was commonly used by Ancient Greek amulet sellers to enhance the perceived power of their protective charms?

Throughout history, amulets and talismans have been among the earliest 'branded products' with specific designs marketed for their supernatural properties. From Ancient Egyptian scarabs to Norse Thor's hammers, these protective items were carefully designed and marketed to specific demographics. Test your knowledge about how these ancient protective items were displayed and sold to the masses before modern retail existed!

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Displaying them in moonlight-catching silver bowls to absorb lunar energy
Arranging them on temple-shaped display stands near sacred sites to suggest divine approval
Selling them exclusively during solar eclipses to capitalize on fear and uncertainty
Packaging them in scrolls containing testimonials from famous heroes and demigods