In tarot, “Diavolo” refers to The Devil, one of the 22 Major Arcana cards. It represents temptation, attachment, and loss of control, often symbolized by figures bound in chains beneath a horned figure.
The card does not usually indicate literal evil, but rather self-imposed limitations, unhealthy habits, or material dependence. In readings, it can highlight situations where a person feels trapped or influenced by negative patterns.
As a talisman concept, “Diavolo” reflects awareness of these influences and the possibility of recognizing and breaking free from them.