To understand the origins of the evil eye, one must first understand the distinction between the amulet and the evil eye itself. Though often dubbed as ‘the evil eye’, the ocular amulet is ...

Most of the women who buy her evil-eye pieces are 20 to 35, said Ms. Handelman, who, in a nod to Jewish tradition, has pinned a blue bead to her infant daughter’s stroller for protection.

While it is called Lake Meke, many people refer to the lake as “the evil eye amulet of the world” due to the way it resembles the nazar boncuğu, a blue eye-shaped talisman that is thought to ...

The Middle Eastern region, particularly in Islam and Judaism, holds strong traditions around the evil eye. Known as “nazar” in Arabic, people wear blue or green glass beads shaped like an eye ...

The Evil eye symbol is one that everybody must have seen atleast once in life. The famous blue, white, and dark blue circles, ...

Evil eye protections, cures and amulets An evil eye amulet hung inside a ship during 2019's Blue Homeland, Turkey's largest naval drill (Image credit: Getty/ Anadolu Agency) ...

While the alabaster idols of Tell Brak seem to be one of the oldest eye amulets discovered, they are a far cry from the typical blue glass we know today, the earliest iterations of which didn’t ...

While the alabaster idols of Tell Brak seem to be one of the oldest eye amulets discovered, they are a far cry from the typical blue glass we know today, the earliest iterations of which didn’t ...

When it comes to warding off the mystic malevolent forces of the world, there is perhaps no charm more recognised or renowned than the ‘evil eye’.