Evil Eye

The traditional blue beads, which are evil eye talismans, strung on a specially made twisted thread across the width of the field, the fishbone-shaped vertical intermittent hand-stit...

1960s Moroccan Hamsa Hand Brass Bottle Opener – Boho Talisman Barware This large vintage Moroccan bottle opener is a striking and functional piece of mid-century boho barware, hand-c...

The Naja symbol - the impressive centrepiece of the squash blossom design - is said to have originated in the Middle East, where the Moors brought horseshoe shaped jewelry with them ...

The hamsa hand (or khamsa in Arabic) or hamesh hand (Hebrew) is an old amulet for magical protection from the envious or evil eye, used in both Jewish and Islamic populations.

One of the predominant meanings is that the sign can protect the wearer from the evil eye. With an integral bail to the forearm.

- sterling silver - 18k gold plate, enamel naval link chain - sterling silver pave diamond star - sterling silver vermail pave diamond skull - sterling silver pave diamond flower, -...

- 925 sterling silver bracelet 14k gold plated, - pink enamel, - 14k solid gold clock, - coral turquoise 14k gold evil eye, - 14k solid gold cricket, - 925 sterling silver 14k gold ...

The Cornicello Meaning: It is an Italian amulet or tailsman worn to protect against the evil eye and bad luck in general. Part of the Goddess Collection The ultimate in feminine power.

"Figa" – properly called the “mano fico” - is originally an Italian hand gesture that is often used to ward off bad luck or to protect against the evil eye. A figa pendant is believe...

Dimensions of pochette box: Length: 4.5" Width: 3.75" Thickness: 2" White crushed velvet Gold tassel and cord detailing Jewelry pictured (all available on 1st Dibs, please visit Ni...

Bright, wispy blue natural moonstone and diamond pendant necklace. 1.43ct Marquise cabochon moonstone, "evil eye" design. Set in 14k white gold setting with a 20 round brilliant cut...

This hand-knotted wool antique Oushak rug features triple amulets centered with diamond patterns that represent the "evil eye". Each amulet is framed with swirled waves in rectangula...

The nested structure simultaneously forms the Guardian Eye, a revered talisman believed to capture harmful intentions, reflect envy, and shield the household from the evil eye.

The central geometric diamonds enclosing contrasting arrow patterns serve as defensive charms to attract good fortune and protect against the "evil eye".Running Water Border: The rhy...

Each medallion is intricately rendered with secondary diamond motifs, stepping edges, and protective tribal symbols designed to ward off the evil eye and bring prosperity. Adding ex...

The clenched hand form, with the thumb positioned between the fingers, is a traditional Italian symbol long used as a protective amulet believed to ward off the evil eye and bring go...

Exceptional and beautiful "evil eye" diamond necklace pendant. Designed and crafted with vintage stones and a new chain.

Worn as a protective amulet, the Hamsa—also known as the Hand of Miriam—is believed to ward off the evil eye and bring blessings, strength, and good fortune.

Inside the mezuzah, a natural ruby stone is embedded—traditionally used as a protective element against the evil eye. The back of the mezuzah bears Gideon Bustani's initials (GB) as ...

It is specially designed for you to feel the protection of burning hearts and evil eye beads, which originated in Mesopotamia.

In Morocco, this mystical shade of blue is believed to protect again the evil eye and malevolent spirits. It has captured the hearts of artists, fashionistas, and interior designers ...

In ancient Rome, it is used as a positive gesture to encourage good luck and fertility, and ward away the ‘evil eye’. The hand is then bezel set at the top, with natural sparkly whit...

It is said to ward off the evil eye, gives protection to the wearer and it is associated with good luck and fertility.

Meanwhile a border with S-hooks also known as Cengels and comb symbols protect against the evil eye. Tree of Life symbols further imbue the rug with layered meanings.

Her features were covered in order to shield her from the evil eye as well as the influence of other malicious spirits.

This flat-weave Kilim rug is rich in Turkish culture, as the symbolic motifs and amulets represent protection from the evil eye, happiness and joy. The tribal style, Turkish protecti...

Inspired by the timeless symbol of protection and positivity, this elegant Evil Eye ring is crafted in luxurious 18K yellow gold and adorned with natural diamonds surrounding a lumin...

Anatolia Icons Rug reimagines classic Anatolian motifs; the bird, Elibelinde (Hands-on-Hips), and Nazarlık (Evil Eye Amulet) reinterpreted in bold geometric forms and vivid color blo...

It is believed to provide protection against the evil eye and bring blessings, good luck, and strength to its bearer.

Hook (Cengel) motifs further enhance this shield of protection, while the Goz eye symbols act as watchful guardians, ensuring that the evil eye is kept at bay.

The protection amulet woven into the mihrab ward off malevolent spirits, while the cross motif, with its intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, divides the evil eye’s power into...

Ethnic Berber jewelry from the high Atlas of Morocco, also used to carry as a Talisman for good luck and to push away the Evil Eye. Hand- made of Moroccan coin silver ( not sterling)...

This would have originally been worn by someone to protect from the evil eye. The front has intricate, dense design., the back is plain, the box have been sealed and soldered to prot...

This Kilim rug is rich in Turkish culture, as the symbolic motifs and amulets represent protection from the evil eye, happiness and joy. The tribal style, Turkish protection symbols ...

Surrounding the core motifs are intricate tribal symbols, including Eli-belinde (hands-on-hips, representing fertility and womanhood) and Pıtrak (burdock, symbolic of abundance and p...

Strands of coral, pearl, and cowrie shell pour down the chest; Mediterranean evil-eye amulets stand guard against misfortune; a serpent coils through the grass beside a melting pocke...

This stunning piece showcases a finely crafted evil eye symbol, a powerful talisman believed to ward off negative energy.

Red chili pepper charm – Traditional talisman against the evil eye and for attracting luck 7. Jug charm – Symbol of wealth, abundance, and prosperity 8.

Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans used malachite for jewellery and ground it to use as eye shadow. It is used in amulets to protect against the evil eye.

The main field of the modern Moroccan rug boasts the iconic design of slightly lax diamonds which are believed to protect against the Evil Eye. Traditionally, Beni Ourains have black...

Beaded Necklace consists of: - 37" length total - 8-9 mm faceted grade AAA+ Lapis Lazuli beads - diamond, 925 sterling silver, sapphire tumbler bead - diamond, 925 sterling silver l...

Some did this to "strengthen the child's eyes", and others believed it could prevent the child from being cursed by the evil eye.

The cornicello is an Italian amulet or talisman worn to protect against the evil eye, or malocchio, and bad luck in general.

This bracelet features: • Very rare and high quality Lapis • size graduating up to 17 mm. • Genuine rare Sleeping Beuaty Turquoises • 14K yellow gold clasp we customize this bracel...

It is a talismanic symbol that people believed to protect them from harm against the evil eye and bring them goodness, abundance, fertility, luck and good health.

Every inch of this bag is decorated with vibrant, hand-stitched silk embroidery, featuring traditional geometric and solar motifs that symbolize protection, fertility, and the "evil ...

It is said to store up luck and offer protection from the Evil Eye. The tradition dates back to the Etruscan Era, where Figa was symbolic of female genitalia.

It is said to store up luck and offer protection from the Evil Eye. The tradition dates back to the Etruscan Era, where Figa was symbolic of female genitalia.

It is said to store up luck and offer protection from the Evil Eye. The tradition dates back to the Etruscan Era, where Figa was symbolic of female genitalia.

Inside the mezuzah, a natural ruby stone is embedded—traditionally believed to offer protection against the evil eye. The back of the mezuzah bears Gideon Bustani's initials (GB) as ...

Inside the mezuzah, a natural ruby stone is embedded—traditionally believed to offer protection against the evil eye. The back of the mezuzah bears Gideon Bustani's initials (GB) as ...

The Hamsa is believed to ward off the evil eye and bring blessings, protection, and good fortune to its owner.

With its nomadic charm, incredible detail and texture, this hand knotted wool vintage Moroccan rug is a captivating vision of woven beauty. The eye-catching evil-eye diamond pattern ...

Arranged in a rigorous all-over repeat, these bold chocolate-brown diamonds are accented with tiny internal "eye" motifs, a traditional symbolic element intended to ward off the evil...

The field is densely populated with a variety of archaic secondary motifs, including smaller octagonal “gul” medallions and stylized “S” shapes (hooked motifs), which were traditiona...

These medallions are surrounded by smaller tribal symbols, amulets, and stylized motifs that function as talismans against misfortune and the evil eye. The strong brick red ground i...

The main field is occupied by an extensive rhomboidal medallion - in the orient, the shape of a diamond is considered a powerful protective symbol warding off the Evil Eye. The serie...

Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans used malachite for jewellery and ground it to use as eye shadow. It is used in amulets to protect against the evil eye.

The main field is covered with repetitive diamonds which are a very powerful symbol for nomadic tribes representing the protection against the evil eye. Some of the rhombuses have a ...

The protecting veil of the Mother of God surrounds everybody with a scared omophorion, giving divine protection, security, safety & grace. It protects from an evil eye, misfortune ...