Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet

The Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet is an amulet featuring the evil eye (Size: 26 cm). It is made to be hung at home or given as a gift.

A Symbol Worth Keeping

Choose the Greek evil eye horseshoe amulet if you want a piece that says something about you without saying a word. 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. You may also know this design as a nazar, a Nazar Boncuk, a Greek mati or simply an eye amulet, one of the best-loved lucky charm motifs in Turkish, Greek and Mediterranean jewellery.

Known as Nazar Boncuk in Turkey and mati in Greece, the evil eye is a concentric blue eye hung in homes and worn on jewellery across the Mediterranean and Middle East, traditionally to turn away envy and ill will.

A Charm for Your Home

Display this 26 cm amulet as a hanging decoration in your home, allowing enough space for its full length. A considered present for someone who collects symbolic pieces, or a treat for yourself. Its evil eye horseshoe motif makes it a meaningful housewarming or birthday gift.

Details and Care

Careful finishing and a sturdy build make this amulet easy to display with confidence. Specifications: Size: 26 cm. Like any symbolic piece, it is best looked after with a little care and stored away from damp. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth now and then to keep the finish bright.

Sold for entertainment and personal reflection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet?

The Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet is an amulet featuring the evil eye (Size: 26 cm). It is made to be hung at home or given as a gift.

What does the Greek evil eye horseshoe 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 symbolically looks back to keep misfortune at a distance. Meanings vary between traditions, so treat them as cultural symbolism rather than a promise of results.

What are the dimensions of the Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet?

Size: 26 cm.

How do I look after the Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet?

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

Is the Greek Evil Eye Horseshoe Amulet a good gift?

Yes. The Greek evil eye horseshoe motif gives it a meaning of its own, which makes it a thoughtful housewarming, birthday or Christmas gift for anyone who loves symbolic home decor.