Vajra Eye Bracelet-Light blue (7mm)

The blue eye is also known as the "Evil Eye" or the "Protective Bead."

As the blue eye mimics the appearance of the Evil Eye, it is believed to be able to attract the attention of evil forces, thereby warding off misfortune. It is the most beloved talisman and mascot among the Turkish people. Locals carry the blue eye with them to protect themselves from being targeted by evil entities. If the blue eye breaks or shatters, it is said to have blocked a disaster, transforming bad luck into good fortune.

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