Turkish Evil Eye (Gold, 3")
Turkish Evil Eye (Gold, 3") is a bold, handmade nazar charm in the classic blue-and-white glass pattern with a gold-tone rim. At 3 inches / 8cm, it's sized to stand out as a wall, door, or shelf accent. Because it's handmade, exact size, color, and detailing vary slightly from one piece to the next.
Quick facts
| Item | Evil eye (nazar) charm |
| Material | Glass with gold-tone rim |
| Size | 3" / 8cm |
| Symbol | Nazar (evil eye) |
| Traditionally used for | Protection and good fortune |
| Care | Handle gently — breakable glass |
About the symbol
The nazar predates and crosses many religions. It's a shared folk tradition across Turkey, Greece, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East, carried by people of many faiths and backgrounds — its layered "eye" pattern was traditionally believed to meet and deflect an unwanted gaze. Explore more protection and grounding pieces or spiritual home decor.
How to hang it
Hang it by its loop near an entryway, window, or wall — its size and gold rim make it easy to display as a focal accent alongside other good-luck pieces.
Care
It's handmade glass, so hang it where it won't be bumped or dropped, and dust it with a soft, dry cloth rather than soaking it in water.
Frequently asked questions
What is this piece?
A bold, 3-inch Turkish evil eye (nazar) charm in the classic blue-and-white concentric glass pattern with a gold-tone rim — sized to be a statement piece on a wall, door, or shelf. It is a decorative, symbolic piece traditionally hung for protection and good fortune, not a health product or safety device.
What is it made of?
Handmade glass with a gold-tone metal edge. Because it's handmade, exact size, color, and detailing vary slightly from one piece to the next.
How do I hang it?
Hang it by its loop near an entryway, window, or wall — its size and gold rim make it easy to display as a focal accent.
Is the evil eye a religious symbol?
It predates and crosses many religions. The nazar is a shared folk tradition across Turkey, Greece, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East, carried by people of many faiths and backgrounds.
How do I care for it?
It's handmade glass, so hang it where it won't be bumped or dropped, and dust it with a soft, dry cloth rather than soaking it in water.
What pairs well with it?
It pairs well with a hamsa wall hanging, a smaller nazar charm, or other pieces in our protection and good-luck collections for a layered display.
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