Evil Eye Jewellery

The evil eye symbol is believed to protect against the negative energy caused by jealousy and envy, which is often referred to as the 'evil eye curse'.

When someone directs negative energy toward you, the evil eye symbol is a shield, deflecting harm and ensuring that positivity and good luck come your way instead.

The evil eye is evident in cultures as far back as Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire. Today, it's worn to ward off negative energy in daily life, making it both fashionable and spiritually meaningful.

Yes, you can. Why stop at two? You can wear as many evil eyes as you wish all at the same time. It's a great way to layer jewellery and improve your chances of evil eye protection.

For instance, you could wear a traditional blue evil eye for peace and protection paired with a red one for courage.

A lot of people like to wear evil eye protection jewellery that features multiple colours and designs. You can still benefit from the spiritual power but with a twist!

Feel free to experiment with evil eye bead jewellery or evil eye gold jewellery if you need something a bit more formal.

No, it's not bad luck to buy yourself evil eye protection jewellery! It's common to think this, however, as some believe receiving protective items should only be done through gifting. However, there is no superstition to buying an evil eye for yourself.

It's great to be proactive about protecting yourself from negative energy, so why not experience the same empowerment as everyone else and browse Camile & Stone NZ for your own evil eye accessory?

Yes, gifting someone evil eye jewellery is a beautiful, meaningful gesture that demonstrates your care. Giving an evil eye accessory to friends, a partner, or family conveys you want to ensure their safety and make their daily life more positive.

However, putting symbolism aside, the Turkish evil eye is a stunning piece of jewellery that anyone would be pleased to receive. At Camile & Stone NZ, you'll find a range of evil eye designs perfect for gifting birthdays, Valentine’s day, and more.

This is up for debate and is greatly influenced by who you ask. It depends on personal style as there is no 'best' evil eye colour. No one is stronger or more effective than the others; they all have their place in your jewellery collection.

Blue is the traditional evil eye colour and represents protection and peace. Green, on the other hand, is associated with personal growth, and red represents courage and strength. There's also white, which symbolises purity and new beginnings.

Don't worry if your evil eye bracelet breaks. It's not a negative thing; instead, it is said to mean the talisman has fulfilled its purpose by protecting you from a bout of negative energy.

Once the bracelet breaks, head to our online New Zealand store for a replacement.