Evil Eye,Turkish Eye, Lucky Eye, Evil Eye Wall Hanging, Nazar Amulet, Lucky Amulet (12 cm, Light Blue)

Lovely quality, value for money, larger than expected, I'm going to hang from a tree in my garden.

Although I measured I was so impressed at how large the eye is, its beautiful and stunning. Replacing a lost beloved gift protecting my home. This has certainly got an eye on anyone that enters my property!

This evil eye ornament is quite big and heavy. It is made of thick glass and the color is nice. The rope attached is strong so you can hang this up freely without wording about the falling off. There are some chips in the glass around the hole which you can tell it is dory of hand made. But not very attractive. It would be better the manufacturer can make it smoother.

Well made 😊

The media could not be loaded. It’s a lot bigger than I thought it would be which is nice as it will be noticeable. It catches the light beautifully as you can see in the video. It’s nice and heavy and the colour is bright and beautiful. The rope used for hanging the evil eye ornament is also very thick and durable. It’s abit pricey but it’s a good quality item. I would reccomend this

This was quite an impulse choice on my part. I love the Mediterranean colour palette and this jumped out at me as soon as I saw it. I know it refers to it being Turkish in the description but as a symbol you’re just as likely to see it in Greece and the islands. It’s often painted on small boats as a good luck charm.As far as the product goes it’s a substantial piece of solid glass that is thick enough to be opaque but also allow enough light through to make it look amazing with a light source behind it.The iris and pupil are also glass that’s dropped onto the blue disc when molten. It’s very well done as at first I thought it was painted on, but it’s not.The string and the various beads are very nice and give it a slightly older feel than something you’d bought yesterday. It’s a lovely piece and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who likes this particular style of ornamental design.The only caveat I would give is that if you’re hanging it outside I’d recommend replacing the string with something else. It’s not going to last a twelve month in our climate and your lucky eye will come crashing down. You could use wire but I’d recommend a stretch of artificial hemp twine: it’s super strong and doesn’t decay like natural cordage. It’s also more in keeping with the natural aesthetic of the twine that comes with the eye in the first place.

This is a Turkish "Evil Eye" it is 6" diameter and has a rope with three beads to hang it by.The eye is exactly the same as the ones sold in the bazars and gift shops all over the Mediterranean.We brought one back with us from our last holiday in Marmaris that did not have a rope on it but in every other regard it is identical.In Turkey, and much of the Med the evil eye is a talisman used to ward off bad luck, you see them literally everywhere when you are there.We were told it is common practice to throw many small versions of these into the footings of a new home or business to bring good luck.Whether you believe that this will be your lucky talisman or not doesn't really matter, it is simply a very pretty blue glass object that is useable every day.Every time my partner and I see a lucky eye we are instantly transported back to our many very happy holidays in Turkey.The one we bought in Turkey is fixed with a screw through the hole above our front door, this one will have the rope removed and be hung above our back door to match the front!As attractive as the rope is we know it will only last a couple of years at best in the UK climate if left outdoors because we had a beautiful hanging glass and pottery version about 10 years ago that we paid a lot of money for on holiday and managed to get home in one piece only for the rope to break and smash the pottery ball hanging in our arbour a few years later.Happy to help!

Nice product, heavy and secured well with rope. Only negative is that the small beads on the rope are plastic, no idea why because the rest is great.

Carino