Turkish Turquoise Macramé Bracelet (Adjustable)

Turquoise is an opaque, blue-to-green copper aluminum phosphate mineral, and this Turkish macramé bracelet sets a turquoise bead alongside the classic evil eye motif on an adjustable, hand-knotted cord. It slides to fit most wrists, with small variations in bead and knotting normal from piece to piece.

Quick facts

Meaning & history

Turquoise has been prized for thousands of years across Persian, Native American, and Turkish traditions as a stone of protection, wisdom, and good fortune, often linked to the throat chakra and clear communication. Its distinctive blue-green color has made it one of the most recognizable stones in jewelry from those regions, historically set in silver and worn as an everyday talisman rather than reserved for special occasions. Paired here with the evil eye, another time-honored protective symbol, it makes a meaningful everyday piece. Browse more turquoise pieces or items for protection and grounding.

How to wear it

Slide the adjustable knot to loosen or tighten the cord until it sits comfortably on your wrist — one size fits most.

Care & cleansing

Turquoise is soft and porous, so keep this bracelet away from water, lotions, perfumes, and household chemicals, which can dull or discolor the stone over time. Remove it before showering, swimming, or exercising, and store it away from direct sunlight to help the color last. The woven cord is also not water-safe.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Turkish Turquoise Macramé Bracelet?
An adjustable, hand-knotted bracelet featuring a turquoise bead and the classic evil eye motif — a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.

Is the turquoise natural or treated?
Many commercial turquoise beads, including this one, are stabilized and/or color-enhanced to improve durability and consistency — a common, industry-standard practice.

Is it water-safe?
No — turquoise is porous and the cord is woven, so keep this bracelet away from water, lotions, and chemicals.

How do I adjust it to fit?
Slide the woven knot along the cord to loosen or tighten it until it's comfortable — it fits most wrists.

How can I tell turquoise is genuine?
Genuine turquoise typically shows natural color variation and a slightly porous, matte-to-waxy surface rather than a perfectly uniform, glassy look — though many pieces are also treated, as noted above.

What pairs well with it?
Other pieces from our crystal bracelets collection, or the broader turquoise collection.