Greek Evil Eye Beaded Matiasma Bracelet

The Greek Evil Eye Beaded Matiasma Bracelet is a bracelet with a Greek evil eye beaded Matiasma design. It is made for everyday wear and for gifting.

A Symbol Worth Wearing

The Greek evil eye beaded Matiasma bracelet brings the evil eye into everyday life in a form that is easy to wear and easy to love. According to tradition, the evil eye is a glance of envy that can bring bad luck, and the eye amulet is the answer: it is said to look back and keep misfortune at a distance. Also called nazar or Matiasma, the eye is a classic good luck charm, equally at home in boho, minimalist and heritage jewellery collections.

Stack It, Wear It, Keep It

Easy to put on and easy to style, this bracelet gives your wrist a focal point whether you wear it alone or with others. Looking for an evil eye bracelet for everyday wear? It works alone or in a bracelet stack with watches and bangles.

Details and Care

This bracelet is made with carefully finished details and a solid feel. Like all symbolic jewellery, it is best looked after with a little care and stored away from damp. To keep the finish looking its best, take it off before swimming or showering and keep it away from perfume and lotions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Greek Evil Eye Beaded Matiasma Bracelet?

The Greek Evil Eye Beaded Matiasma Bracelet is a bracelet with a Greek evil eye beaded Matiasma design. It is made for everyday wear and for gifting.

What does the Greek evil eye beaded Matiasma symbolise?

It draws on the evil eye, a glance of envy that traditions from Greece, Turkey and the wider Mediterranean say can bring bad luck; the eye amulet is worn to look back and keep misfortune at a distance. Meanings vary between traditions, so treat them as cultural symbolism rather than a promise of results.

How do I look after the Greek Evil Eye Beaded Matiasma Bracelet?

Keep it dry, store it away from direct sunlight and wipe it with a soft dry cloth.

Is the Greek Evil Eye Beaded Matiasma Bracelet a good gift?

Yes. The Greek evil eye beaded Matiasma motif gives it a meaning of its own, which makes it a thoughtful birthday, Christmas or Mother's Day gift for anyone who loves symbolic jewellery.