Color Evil Eye

The Color Evil Eye is a glass evil eye (nazar) charm accessory made in an assortment of bright colors. Each piece features the classic concentric-circle "eye" design in swirled glass, with color chosen at random from the assortment unless a specific shade is noted at checkout — a small, everyday accessory to carry, clip on, or set out at home.

Quick facts

About the symbol

The evil eye, or nazar, is one of the oldest protective symbols in the world, found across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian traditions. The concentric blue-and-white (or other colored) "eye" is traditionally hung, worn, or carried for protection and good fortune, said to turn back an envious or ill-wishing gaze.

How to carry or display it

Slip it into a bag or pocket, clip it to a keyring, or set it on a shelf, desk, or altar. Some people keep one near the front door as a small welcoming accent. Browse more pieces in our protection and grounding and good luck collections.

Care

This is a decorative glass accessory — avoid dropping it on hard surfaces, and clean with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth. Keep away from small children, as glass charms are not toys.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Color Evil Eye and what is it for?
It's a decorative glass evil eye (nazar) charm accessory, traditionally carried or displayed for protection and good fortune. This is a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.

What is it made of?
Swirled glass in an assortment of colors — the exact color you receive may vary from the photo.

How do I carry or display it?
Keep it in a bag or pocket, clip it to a keyring, or set it on a shelf, desk, or altar — anywhere you'd like a small protective accent.

Does the color matter?
In tradition different colors carry slightly different associations (blue for protection, green for luck, red for energy), but any color follows the same nazar tradition.

How do I care for it?
Handle gently since it's glass, and wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it away from young children.

What pairs well with it?
Many people pair an evil eye charm with other protective pieces, like a hamsa or a piece of black tourmaline or black obsidian from our protection and grounding collection.