Turkish Evil Eye (Silver)
Turkish Evil Eye (Silver) is a 3-inch handmade nazar charm in the classic blue-glass concentric pattern, finished with a silver border. A versatile size for a door, wall, or shelf — noticeable without being oversized. Because it's handmade, exact shade and finish vary slightly from piece to piece.
Quick facts
| Item | Evil eye (nazar) charm |
| Material | Glass with silver border |
| Size | 3" / 8cm |
| Symbol | Nazar (evil eye) |
| Traditionally used for | Protection and good fortune |
| Care | Handle gently — breakable glass |
About the symbol
The nazar is an ancient folk tradition found across Turkey, Greece, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East. It's a cultural symbol shared across many backgrounds and faiths, not tied to one religion — its deep blue tone and layered "eye" pattern were traditionally believed to meet and turn back an unwanted gaze. Explore more protection and grounding pieces or spiritual home decor.
How to hang it
Hang it from its loop near a doorway, window, or wall where you'll see it often — a classic spot for a nazar is just inside or above an entryway. It also pairs well with other good-luck pieces on display.
Care
It's handmade glass, so handle it gently — avoid drops or knocks against hard surfaces. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Frequently asked questions
What is this piece?
A 3-inch Turkish evil eye (nazar) charm in the classic blue-glass concentric pattern, finished with a silver border. 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 silver-tone metal border. Because it's handmade, exact shade, glass thickness, and finish vary slightly piece to piece.
How do I hang it?
Hang it from its loop near a doorway, window, or wall where you'll see it often — a classic spot for a nazar is just inside or above an entryway.
Where does the evil eye tradition come from?
The nazar is an ancient folk tradition found across Turkey, Greece, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East. It's a cultural symbol shared across many backgrounds and faiths, not tied to one religion.
How do I care for it?
It's handmade glass, so handle it gently — avoid drops or knocks against hard surfaces. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
What pairs well with it?
Many people pair it with a hamsa wall hanging, a smaller nazar charm, or other pieces from our protection and good-luck collections.
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