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    Best evil eye jewellery to ward off bad vibes

    by Tania Leslau Apr 15, 2024 3 minutes
    Source: Harvey Nichols

    Whether scrolling through Etsy or meandering through boho market stalls in far-flung destinations, you’ll likely stumble across evil eye jewellery. 

    The distinctive charms are worn to ward off the evil eye - a supernatural belief that dates back thousands of years. Championed by various cultures pan-globally, the adornment is said to mirror the malevolent glare back upon those who wish harm upon others. 

    The most popular evil eye motifs are the glass blue Nazar and the Hamsa hand. Documented

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