Citrine Eye Dangle Earrings
Citrine is a golden-yellow variety of quartz, traditionally linked to abundance, confidence, and joy. These dangle earrings pair a natural citrine drop with an evil eye charm, combining sunny crystal color with a familiar protective motif seen in jewelry traditions around the world. It's a small, everyday pairing of two symbols people like to carry together.
Quick facts
| Stone | Citrine, with an evil eye (nazar) charm accent |
| Composition | Silicon dioxide (quartz); most commercial citrine, including these stones, is heat-treated amethyst or smoky quartz |
| Hardness (Mohs) | 7 |
| Color | Golden yellow, with the eye charm in blue and white |
| Origin | Brazil (typical source for the citrine) |
| Chakra | Solar plexus |
| Traditionally used for | Abundance, confidence, symbolic protection |
| Care / Water-safe | Brief rinse only; keep metal parts off water |
Meaning & history
Citrine is traditionally tied to the solar plexus chakra, the body's energetic seat of confidence, and is often called the merchant's stone for its ties to abundance and optimism. The evil eye, or nazar, is a much older symbol found across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian traditions, worn as a charm some believe offers a bit of protective symbolism. Together, these earrings blend a bright everyday crystal with a piece of folk tradition. As with all our citrine, the golden color typically comes from standard heat treatment, which we always disclose.
Explore more in our citrine and solar plexus chakra collections, or browse the rest of our earrings line and the manifestation & abundance collection.
How to wear it
These are easy, everyday earrings — light enough to wear from morning to night. Some people like the pairing specifically for travel, new ventures, or busy weeks, treating it as a small symbolic layer of confidence and protection. They pair well with other citrine or evil eye pieces if you want to build the look further.
Care & cleansing
Citrine is quartz (Mohs 7), so it's fairly resilient day to day. Remove these before showering, swimming, or applying lotion, since the metal findings and enamel eye detail can dull or tarnish with repeated water exposure. A soft, dry cloth is usually all the cleaning they need; skip prolonged soaking or harsh chemicals, which can affect both the stone's polish and the enamel finish.
Frequently asked questions
What does the evil eye symbol represent?
In many traditions, the evil eye, or nazar, is a decorative charm some believe offers symbolic protection against ill will — it's a folk tradition, not a guarantee of any outcome.
What exactly is this product?
A decorative, symbolic pair of earrings combining natural citrine with an evil eye charm. It is not a health product or protective device in any medical or physical sense.
Is the citrine natural or treated?
It's natural citrine quartz. Like most commercial citrine, its golden color typically comes from heat treatment, which we disclose openly.
What is citrine traditionally associated with?
Abundance, confidence, and the solar plexus chakra — it's often worn as an everyday optimism piece.
Can I wear these in water?
It's best to remove them first. The metal findings and enamel eye detail can dull or tarnish with repeated water exposure.
How do I clean and store them?
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store in a pouch away from harder jewelry. Avoid soaking or harsh chemicals.
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