Evil Eye Bracelet

Traditionally the design on an evil eye bracelet is discs or balls consisting of concentric blue and white circles. The color usually went from inside to outside, and followed the pattern of dark blue, light blue, white and dark blue again. This is the type of design you will still see for sale in Turkish bazzars and this Turkish evil eye is what most people think of when they hear the term "evil eye".

So it isn't surprising to see that the largest selection of evil eye bracelet come with a blue "eye" and if authenticity is important then this should be your choice of color.

But the concept of the evil eye is strong in many cultures and not all use what we commonly think of as evil eye jewelry for protection. For example, protection against the Italian evil eye is by the wearing of Italian horn charms not a talisman representing an eye.

For examples of the Egyptian evil eye charm, see bottom of page.

14k gold, diamonds and sapphires - expensive but worth it! Sydney Evan Bracelet Large Evil Eye	Four evil eyes plus hamsa, elephant, shamrock, peace sign, and Chinese good luck charms Bee Charming Gold Evil Eye Bangle	Brown woven bracelet with silver hamsa with evil eye Blu Bijoux Brown Bracelet Medium Hamsa Evil Eye
Silver plated evil eye bangle Bee Charming Silver Evil Eye Bangle	24 karat gold ring, diamonds and sapphire Lika Behar Bracelet Tiny Diamond Evil Eye	Enamel evil eye, textured golden beads Blee Inara Stretchy Plated Circle Beads With Eye Bracelet
Red bead braclet, 14 k gold, diamonds and sapphire Sydney Evan Evil Eve Red Bead Bracelet	Elastic, gold plated hamsa, five fingers of prosperity Blee Inara Elastic Hamsa Bracelet	Delicate 14k white-gold chain, diamond, sapphire Brian Danielle Bracelet Baby Evil Eye

Mostly Kabbalah style, silver and gold More Bracelets Red Evil Eye	Includes dark blue, light blue, silver, gold, Murano More Bracelets Blue Evil Eye	Not a large selection, most similar to image More Bracelets Green Evil Eye
Mostly Kaabbalah style, some with evil eye and some hansa hand More Gold Bracelets With Evil Eye	Includes sterling silver, glass, Murano beads More Bracelets Black Evil Eye	Includes sterling silver, Murano, Kabbalah More Bracelets White Evil Eye
Silver, mostly with other color eyes More Silver Bracelets With Evil Eye	Includes silver, stretch,"smilies" More Bracelets Multi Colored Evil Eye	Swarovski crystals, nice varied selection More Bracelets Swarovski Evil Eye

Individual Evil Eye Bracelets

Or check out these gorgeous bracelets if you're looking for protection from the evil eye.

Adjustable length from 6 to 8.5 inches More Details

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Italian Evil Eye

Belief in the evil eye is common in most Mediterranean countries so naturally Italy has it's own protective amulet. The Italian evil eye is called Malocchio and usually put on a person unintentionaly through staring at them for too long. For this reason, it is not considered polite to admire babies and children to blatantly, or too stare at them for a long period of time - which doting motherly types sometimes do with the best of intentions. It is thought to be caused more through envy than evil design. The correct charm to turn the Italian evil eye back to the originator is the Italian horn charm. Frogs, bells and red ribbons are also considered protective against Malocchio.

Turkish Evil Eye

Nazar Boncugu, which means evil eye bead, is the Turkish name for their evil eye charm. The charms on a Turkish evil eye bracelet should be blue because part of the protective influence comes from the color. You'll notice that many houses throughout the Mediterranean have blue doors - this is to fend off evil spirits. It is common to place an evil eye talisman on any item that other people might look at covetously such a baby, a prized animal, a car - anything that some one even with good intentions might look at and want. The designs shown above are typical of the Turksih evil eye.

Egyptian Evil Eye

The Egyptian evil eye charm is the Eye of Horus. Horus was an Egyptian sky god and took the form of a falcon and it is the shape and marking around the falcon's eye that is the basis of this charm.

Egyptian evil eye or the Eye of Horus More Details

Another Eye of Horus charm from Pugster More Details

Shows the actual Egyptian Sun God Horus More Details

There are many other Egyptian style charms that you could add to make up your own Egyptian evil eye bracelet.