Evil Eye Pendant (Silver Plate)

The Evil Eye Pendant is a silver-plated nazar pendant on a simple chain. A classic blue-and-white glass evil eye sits in a silver-plated setting, ready to wear daily on its own or layered with other necklaces. Quick facts Item Pendant on chain Material Silver-plated metal setting with a glass evil eye Plating Silver-plated over a base metal — not solid silver Size Standard pendant on a simple chain Symbol Evil eye (nazar) Care Keep dry; avoid perfume and lotion contact About the symbol The evil eye, or nazar, is a time-honored symbol worn across many cultures — from Turkey and Greece to the wider Mediterranean and Middle East — traditionally believed to deflect an envious or negative glance back toward its source. Many people wear one as a subtle, everyday piece for protection and grounding, choosing it as much for its meaning as for its simple, wearable design. This is a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. How to wear it Wear it solo on its chain for a simple everyday look, or layer it with other pieces from our necklaces and pendants collection for a more layered, personal style, including our Evil Eye Pendant (Mix Chain). Its understated size makes it easy to wear daily without feeling heavy or overstated. Care & cleansing Because this is silver-plated rather than solid silver, the plating can wear thin with friction and moisture over time. Keep it dry, remove it before showering, swimming, or applying perfume and lotion, and store it separately from other jewelry to avoid scratching. Polish gently with a soft cloth only — avoid abrasive polishes or jewelry dips, which can strip the plating faster than normal wear. The glass eye is delicate, so handle it with care and avoid knocking it against hard surfaces. Frequently asked questions What is the Evil Eye Pendant? A silver-plated nazar (evil eye) pendant on a simple chain — a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Is it solid silver or plated? It's silver-plated over a base metal, not solid silver. Handle and store it with that in mind to keep the plating looking its best. How do I keep the plating looking good? Keep it dry, avoid perfume and lotion contact, and polish only with a soft, dry cloth — abrasive cleaners can wear the plating away faster. What does the evil eye mean? The nazar is traditionally worn as a symbol many associate with protection against negative energy — a cultural tradition, not a guaranteed outcome. Is the glass eye fragile? Yes, handle it gently and avoid knocks — small variations in the glass and finish are normal from piece to piece. What pairs well with it? It layers nicely with other necklaces and pendants, our Evil Eye Pendant (Mix Chain), or pieces chosen for good luck.