Nazar Amulet 🧿
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A nazar amulet — the blue glass eye that wards off the 'evil eye' in Turkish, Greek, and broader Mediterranean and Middle Eastern folk traditions. The nazar's distinctive concentric circle design (blue, white, light blue, black) represents a protective eye watching over its wearer. Belief in the evil eye — that envious looks or thoughts can cause harm — is ancient and widespread across cultures.

Nazar amulets are hung in homes, cars, and worn as jewelry across Turkey, Greece, and the diaspora communities of these cultures. Used for Turkish and Greek cultural content, protective symbol discussions, spiritual and superstition topics, jewelry and decorative culture, and any expression of the belief in protective objects that deflect negative energy directed at their possessor.