Evil Eye Jewelry

In Persian culture the evil eye is known as nazar, and the belief behind it is simple. A long look given in envy, even without meaning any harm, can unsettle a person’s luck. Families have guarded against it for centuries with esfand smoke, with a quiet blessing, and with a small blue eye worn close to the skin. That blue eye is what you will find here.

Evil eye bracelets

The nazar bracelet is the piece most people start with. Ours are made in 18k gold, some set with Afghan lapis lazuli, and one can be personalised with a name in Farsi script. They sit well on their own or stacked with everyday pieces, which is why they are worn daily rather than saved for occasions.

Evil eye necklaces

An evil eye necklace keeps the symbol close to the heart, the way it has traditionally been worn. The collection includes gold pendant necklaces, a pearl choker with a blue eye at its centre, and made to order necklaces that pair your name in Farsi letters with the eye itself.

Rings, brooches and gifts

There are also rings in gold and lapis, and a small gold brooch made for babies, a gift Persian families have given at births for generations. Blue runs through all of it, because blue is the colour Persian craftspeople have always linked to protection.

Evil eye jewellery is an easy gift when you want to say something without saying it out loud. It is given for a new baby, a new home, a wedding, or before a long journey. Metals, stones and sizes are listed on each product page. Everything is packed in London and posted worldwide, with tracked delivery to the UK, the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.

Looking for evil eye pieces beyond jewellery? Our evil eye home decor collection has handpainted platters, coasters and Haft Sin sets, and there are two pairs of handwoven Giveh with an evil eye design in our shoe collection.