Evil eye jewellery is jewellery with the blue eye motif that has been worn for centuries as a symbol of protection. Our collection includes evil eye charm and pendant necklaces, friendship bracelets, bangles and beaded bracelets, stacking and fidget spinner rings, and studs and small charm hoops, in 18ct gold filled, 18ct gold plated and 925 sterling silver.
Giving an evil eye is a way of saying you are looking out for someone, which is why it is a popular gift for friends, a new job or a big move. Our meaning guide explains the tradition, and our gift finder can help you choose.
Your questions, answered
What does the evil eye mean?
The evil eye is an old symbol of protection, worn to keep bad luck and ill wishes away. Given as a gift, it says I'm looking out for you.
Which hand or side should it be worn on?
There is no fixed rule. Many people wear it on the left wrist or close to the heart, but it works wherever it will be seen and worn most.
What is the jewellery made of?
Each product page names the metal exactly: 18ct gold plated, 18ct gold vermeil (a thick layer of gold over sterling silver) or 925 sterling silver. Every piece has a 1 year guarantee against manufacturing faults.
Can I return it?
Yes. Website orders can be returned within 30 days of receiving them, unworn and in the original packaging, and we email you a free prepaid Royal Mail label. Engraved pieces can only be returned if faulty. Anything ordered from 1 November can be returned until 31 January.
