Greek Key Evil Eye Silver Bracelet to ward off the evil eye. 925 sterling silver with blue enamel greek mati eye. It comes with or without cross options Please select your style before ordering. It can be adjusted from 6 to 7.5 inch wrists with the additional hook on the chain.
Belief in the evil eye is ancient and widespread; it occurred in ancient Greece and Rome , and is found in Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu and Christian cultures, being particularly prevalent today in the Mediterranean and Aegean . Greeks refer to envious people as having the ability to cast the evil eye on a person with good fortune (wealth, beauty, good health, or beautiful and successful children) causing them ill-health or some other misfortune. The person who casts the evil eye may do so unintentionally, for example, by staring, gazing, or looking enviously at a person, their possessions, or their children. Younger Greek Australians wear jewellery with blue eye beads. At the baptism of their baby children parents may pin a blue eye bead on the child’s clothing to prevent a curse being cast unintentionally by those admiring the young child.
Length: 7.09″ (18cm) Width: 0.51″ (1.30cm) Height: 0.31″ (0.80cm) Weight: 0.09oz (2.60gr)


