Evil Eye Jewelry

A concentric blue-and-white eye — the Nazar mark used on glass charms in Turkish, Greek, and wider Mediterranean work — sits on pendants, cords, bands, and studs in this evil eye jewelry, evil eye talisman, and evil eye amulet catalog from the AkashicStone studio. Some bracelets add a Hamsa hand next to the eye; that pairing is an option on the piece, not a separate collection. The eye is a traditional protective symbol in those design histories. That is design history, not a result the jewelry produces.

Shop Evil Eye Jewelry by Type

Evil Eye Necklaces — Turkish blue-eye pendants, titanium steel discs, and copper enamel charms. Color and plating are selectable options, not name engraving.

Evil Eye Bracelets — red-string sets, leather buckles, and stone strands with turquoise, tiger eye, hematite, or lapis; this is the largest group by type.

Evil Eye Rings — sterling silver, copper, and adjustable bands in the linked ring catalog.

Evil Eye Earrings — sterling silver studs in silver, gold, and rose gold; this catalog is studs, not hoops or drops.

Materials and How the Motif Wears

Silver, copper, titanium steel, leather, and bead strands are the usual mix on the pieces listed here. Pendants put the eye at the chest, bracelets put it on a cord or bead at the wrist, rings keep it on the band, and studs keep it at the ear.