Turtle Evil Eye Bracelet – Blue Nazar Beads with Silver-Tone Turtles
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Description
This bracelet alternates flat, round blue eye beads with sculpted silver-tone turtle beads, linked by small silver-tone round spacers on a stretch cord. Each eye bead shows the classic blue, white and black nazar pattern, and each turtle has an engraved shell and textured flippers.
The eye beads are resin-style beads, not natural gemstones, and the turtles are silver-tone metal beads; their silver content has not been specified, so we do not describe them as sterling silver. It is a symbolic piece of jewellery, not a gemstone remedy.
Who is this for?
For adults, men and women, who like the evil eye (nazar) and the turtle (kachua) as symbols and want a distinctive bracelet for daily wear. It is a thoughtful gift for someone starting a new job, moving into a new home, welcoming a baby or celebrating a birthday, and it suits people who like meaningful, understated jewellery. It is made for an adult wrist, so check the fit first.
- Product type
- Turtle evil eye (nazar) wrist bracelet
- Eye beads
- Flat round blue evil eye beads, cobalt blue with light blue, white and black
- Eye bead material
- Resin-style beads (not natural gemstone)
- Turtle beads
- Sculpted silver-tone turtles with engraved shells; silver content not specified
- Spacers
- Small silver-tone round beads
- 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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It combines two traditional symbols: the evil eye (nazar), worn to turn away envious looks, and the turtle or tortoise, a symbol of longevity, patience, stability and protection. These are cultural beliefs, not scientifically proven effects.







