1322 LuckyEye Turtle Blue and White Crystal Keychain with Turkish Nazar Eye Talisman and Lobster Claw
Category: AMAZON FASHION
Store: LuckyEye
Average rating: 4 (6 ratings)
Features:
Lobster Clasp closure
Our Lucky Eye pieces are also known as the Nazar; Evil Eye; All Seeing Eye; Protection Eye; Turkish Eye; Greek Eye and many more names in various cultures worldwide.
PROTECTION : The evil eye charm is believed to protect the wearer from negative energy, jealousy, and the malevolent gaze of others. It acts as a talisman to ward off harm and bring about a sense of security.
POSITIVE ENERGY : The charm is often associated with positive energy and good luck. By having it with you, you may attract positive vibes and experiences into your life.
AUTHENTIC AND DURABLE : Our Lucky Eyes are made from Murano Glass and manufactured in Turkey.
GIFT OR EXPRESSION OF CARE : If someone gifted you the evil eye charm, having it with you can show your appreciation for their thoughtful gesture and express that you value their care and concern for your well-being.

Hand-crafted with care in Turkey. Returns are accepted and customer service is available 24/7. May the Legend of LuckyEye be with you!  -In Armenian, "char atchk" (չար աչքն) -In Azerbaijani, "Göz dəyməsi" -In Chinese, " 邪惡之眼" -In Corsican, "l'Ochju" -In Dutch, "het boze oog" -In Galician, "meigallo" -In German, "böser Blick" -In Greek, "matiasma (μάτιασμα)" or "mati (μάτι)" -In Hebrew, "ʿáyin hā-ráʿ (עַיִן הָרַע" -In Hindi, "nazar (नज़र);" -In Hungarian, "gonosz szem" -In Ke/Tz Luo,"Sihoho/Juog wang'" -In Irish, "drochshúil" -In Italian, "malocchio" -In Japanese, "邪視" ("jashi") -In Kurdish, "Çav pîs/Chaw pis/ چاو پیس" -In Polish, "złe oko" or "złe spojrzenie". -In Portuguese, "mau olhado"(Portugal) or "olho gordo" (Brazil) -In Romanian, "deochi" -In Russian, "дурной глаз" (durnoy glaz) -In Sanskrit, "drishti dosha" (दृष्टि दोष) -In Serbo-Croatian, Urokljivo oko (Cyr. Урокљиво око) -In Somali, "il", or "ilaaco" or "sihir" -In Spanish, "mal de ojo"  -In Tamil, "கண் படுதல்" (kan padudhal) -In Turkish, "kem göz" or "nazar"