Evil Eye Macrame Bracelet (Red String)

The Evil Eye Macrame Bracelet (Red String) is a hand-knotted adjustable bracelet featuring a classic nazar charm on a bold red cord traditionally associated with protection and good luck. A small blue hematite accent bead sits alongside the evil eye charm, and the macrame design slides to fit most wrists. Quick facts Piece Adjustable macrame bracelet Material Red string cord with a nazar charm and hematite accent bead Symbol Nazar (evil eye) and protective red string Origin/Tradition Mediterranean and folk protection traditions Traditionally worn for Protection from negative energy, good luck Care Keep dry, avoid harsh chemicals, don't pull the cord tight Meaning & history The evil eye and the red string are two of the oldest and most widely loved protective symbols, appearing across many folk traditions. Together they're said to guard the wearer against negativity and envy while inviting good fortune. Many people wear one daily as a small protective habit, often alongside other pieces from the protection and grounding collection or the wider jewelry line. How to wear it Slide the adjustable red cord to fit your wrist, then wear it daily as a protective accent or stack it with other bracelets. Pair it with our Seven Evil Eye Macrame Bracelet for a layered-protection stack, or wear it alone as a quiet everyday charm. It also makes a meaningful gift for someone starting a new chapter. Because each bracelet is hand-knotted, small variations in the cord and charm are part of its character — yours will be unique. Care & cleansing Keep the cord and charm dry and away from harsh chemicals, lotions, and perfume. Avoid pulling the string tightly or snagging it on rough surfaces, since adjustable macrame can fray or loosen with repeated stress. Set it aside during activities like swimming or heavy exercise to extend its life. Frequently asked questions What is this bracelet made of? It is a hand-knotted adjustable bracelet on a red string cord, featuring a nazar (evil eye) charm along with a small blue hematite accent bead. It is a symbolic accessory, not a gemstone piece or a health product. What does the red string and evil eye mean? The red string and the nazar are both longstanding folk symbols of protection, traditionally worn to guard against negativity and the evil eye while inviting good luck. Will it fit my wrist? Yes, the macrame cord is adjustable and slides to fit most wrists comfortably. Is it handmade? Yes, each bracelet is hand-knotted, so small variations in the cord and charm are part of its character and yours will be unique. How do I care for it? Keep the cord and charm dry, avoid harsh chemicals or perfume, and avoid pulling the string tightly, since adjustable macrame can fray with repeated stress. Is this a religious item? The evil eye and red string are widely worn folk symbols across many cultures rather than tied to one religion, and it is offered here as a piece of protective jewelry.