Couples Rhinestone Evil Eye His and Hers Jewellery Bracelets

Couples Rhinestone Evil Eye His and Hers Jewellery Bracelets

Couples Evil Eye Protection Bracelets
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Hand Woven Turkish Evil Eye Rhinestone Bracelets for Couples
Match your significant other, and be protected against Evil Eye together.

The Evil Eye:

First recorded by the Mesopotamians about 5,000 years ago in writing on clay tablets, the evil eye may actually have originated as early as the Paleolithic age. We also find this figure in Jewish, Christian and Muslim cultures as well as Buddhist and Hindu society. The evil eye is a curse that is believed to be imposed by a malicious glare, usually against an innocent person.

It is believed there are three evil eyes:

The first are unconscious evil eyes. These harm people and things, without intending to.
The second intends to harm.
The third is unseen, hidden evil.

The use of the evil eye symbol on jewellery is thought to reflect the evil glare back onto the person giving it. It is usually also depicted in the colour blue, which stems from its use in Egypt, where glazed mud would become blue when baked.

What's in the box
2 x Rhinestone Bracelets

Hand Woven Turkish Evil Eye Rhinestone Bracelets for Couples
Match your significant other, and be protected against Evil Eye together.

The Evil Eye:

First recorded by the Mesopotamians about 5,000 years ago in writing on clay tablets, the evil eye may actually have originated as early as the Paleolithic age. We also find this figure in Jewish, Christian and Muslim cultures as well as Buddhist and Hindu society. The evil eye is a curse that is believed to be imposed by a malicious glare, usually against an innocent person.

It is believed there are three evil eyes:

The first are unconscious evil eyes. These harm people and things, without intending to.
The second intends to harm.
The third is unseen, hidden evil.

The use of the evil eye symbol on jewellery is thought to reflect the evil glare back onto the person giving it. It is usually also depicted in the colour blue, which stems from its use in Egypt, where glazed mud would become blue when baked.

What's in the box
2 x Rhinestone Bracelets