Evil Eye Bracelet – Blue Nazar Beads with Gold-Tone Spacers
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Description
This bracelet alternates round cobalt blue beads with oval eye-motif beads, each showing the classic blue, white and black eye pattern. Gold-tone spacers set with small clear crystals sit between the beads and add shine. It is strung on a stretch cord, so there is no clasp.
The beads are glass-style beads, not natural gemstones, and the spacers are gold-tone fashion spacers rather than solid gold. The bracelet is a symbolic piece of jewellery and a protective charm in the cultural sense; it is not a gemstone remedy.
Who is this for?
For adults, men and women, who like the nazar (evil eye) symbol and want a bold blue bracelet for daily wear. It is also a popular gift for a new home, a new job, a new baby in the family, a birthday or a trip. Many families in India also give it to children and young adults, but this bracelet is sized for an adult wrist, so check the fit first.
- Product type
- Evil eye (nazar) wrist bracelet
- Beads
- Cobalt blue round beads and oval blue eye-motif beads
- Bead material
- Glass-style beads (not natural gemstone)
- Spacers
- Gold-tone spacers set with small clear crystals
- Colours
- Cobalt blue, white, black and gold-tone
- Fit
- Stretchable cord, no clasp
- Size
- Adult wrist; exact bead size and wrist measurements not specified
- Package contents
- 1 bracelet
- Preparation
- Energised through traditional puja with mantra recitation and a sankalp in your name and gotra
- Preparation
- Complimentary energising before dispatch.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A few answers to help you choose with confidence.
No tradition makes one wrist compulsory. The left wrist is the most common choice, as the receiving side, while some people wear it on the right wrist to project confidence. Wear it on whichever feels natural, or follow your family custom or astrologer's advice.







