Evil Eye Hematite Bracelet
Hematite is an iron oxide mineral (Fe₂O₃), traditionally associated with grounding, protection, and focus. This adjustable bracelet strings hematite beads on a silver-tone cord alongside a classic blue-and-white nazar (evil eye) charm — a glass bead carrying its own long tradition of protective symbolism.
Quick facts
| Stone | Hematite beads + glass evil eye (nazar) charm |
| Composition | Iron oxide (Fe₂O₃) beads; some hematite beads on the market are magnetic hematite, a man-made material — see note below. The nazar charm is man-made glass. |
| Hardness (Mohs) | 5–6 (natural hematite) |
| Color | Metallic silver-grey beads; blue-and-white glass charm |
| Origin | Brazil and other iron-ore regions (hematite, varies) |
| Chakra | Root |
| Traditionally used for | Grounding, protection |
| Care / Water-safe | Not water-safe — keep dry, wipe with a soft cloth |
Meaning & history
The evil eye, or nazar, is a protective symbol carried across many cultures around the Mediterranean, Middle East, and beyond, traditionally worn or displayed to ward off ill will. Here it's paired with hematite, a stone linked in crystal tradition to protection and grounding and to the root chakra. A quick note on transparency: a large share of hematite beads sold in jewelry today are magnetic hematite (sometimes called hematine), a man-made, magnetized material rather than mined mineral hematite, and the nazar charm itself is man-made glass rather than a natural stone. Both are chosen for their symbolism and color, not as claims about mineral origin.
How to wear it
Slide the adjustable cord to fit your wrist, then wear it daily as a small, layered reminder of both grounding and protective symbolism. Many people wear it alone or stacked alongside other crystal bracelets for a fuller look.
Care & cleansing
Keep the bracelet dry — wipe the hematite beads with a soft cloth rather than washing them, since moisture can cause rusting or tarnishing on natural or magnetic hematite alike. Remove it before showering, swimming, or exercising, and handle the glass charm gently to avoid chipping. If your beads are magnetic hematite, also keep the bracelet away from electronics and credit cards.
Frequently asked questions
Is the hematite in this bracelet natural or magnetic?
Many hematite beads sold today are magnetic hematite, a man-made magnetized material, rather than natural mineral hematite. Treat the grounding associations as symbolic, and contact us if you need confirmation of the exact material.
What is the evil eye charm made of?
The blue-and-white nazar charm is man-made glass, a traditional material for evil eye beads, not a natural gemstone.
Can I wear this bracelet in water?
No. Keep it dry and wipe it with a soft cloth — moisture can cause rusting or tarnishing on the hematite beads.
What does the evil eye symbol mean?
The evil eye, or nazar, is a protective symbol used across many cultures, traditionally worn to ward off ill will or bad luck.
What size wrist does this fit?
The adjustable cord fits most wrists comfortably.
Is this bracelet a decorative piece or a health product?
It's a decorative, symbolic piece of jewelry, not a medical device or health product, and it isn't intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.
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