Turkish Evil Eye Earrings are a pair of dangle earrings featuring the classic blue-and-white nazar, hand-set as a lightweight glass charm on a delicate ear-wire drop. Each earring measures about 1 inch from the hook. Choose from a few nazar styles, including a classic round eye, hamsa accent, iris flat, and lash detail, so you can pick the look that suits you.
Quick facts
| Item |
Dangle earrings |
| Material |
Glass nazar charm on metal ear wires |
| Drop length |
Approx. 1 inch from the hook |
| Style options |
Classic eye, hamsa accent, iris flat, lash detail |
| Symbol |
Nazar (evil eye) |
| Traditionally used for |
Protection, warding off ill intent |
About the symbol
The evil eye is a time-honored protective symbol found across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Turkish traditions, said to symbolically repel negative energy directed at the wearer. It remains one of the most recognizable amulets in jewelry today, worn as much for its meaning as for its bright, graphic look. Many people wear a pair daily as a protective, stylish accent — browse more of our protection and grounding pieces.
How to wear it
Slip the ear wire through a pierced ear for an easy everyday dangle. Pair with our earrings collection to mix and match nazar styles, or keep a single pair as your go-to.
Care
Remove before swimming or showering, and store flat or hanging to avoid tangling the wires or scratching the glass surface. Glass charms are delicate — handle gently. Exact shade and style may vary slightly from photos.
Frequently asked questions
What is this pair of earrings and what does the symbol mean?
They're Turkish evil eye (nazar) dangle earrings with a glass charm on metal ear wires, a traditional symbol many cultures wear for protection. This is a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health or safety device.
What styles are available?
A classic round eye, hamsa accent, iris flat, and lash detail — pick the look that speaks to you.
How do I wear them?
Slip the ear wire through a pierced ear; they hang about 1 inch from the hook for a noticeable but comfortable dangle.
Is the evil eye tradition explained?
The nazar is one of the oldest protective symbols across Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cultures, worn as a traditional ward against ill will.
How do I care for them?
Remove before water activities, handle the glass gently, and store flat or hanging to prevent tangling or scratches.
What pairs well with these earrings?
Our red string evil eye bracelet or Turkish evil eye necklace for a matching protective set.
