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Turkish Eye Bracelet - Red Thread
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The Turkish eye bracelet – red thread (sometimes called the Greek eye) protects against the evil eye, envy, and bad luck. It can be found throughout Turkey, Greece, and various Mediterranean countries.
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In Mediterranean countries, it is used as a personal amulet in bracelets, earrings, and necklaces, or as a protective charm hung at home, in the office, or in the car.
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This Turkish eye bracelet – red thread is made of blue glass beads.
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The Turkish eye bracelet – red thread weighs approximately 15 grams in total.
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MEANING OF THE TURKISH EYE
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Its Turkish name for protection against the evil eye and envy is nazar boncuk (Nazar – evil eye, boncuk – amulet). The Turkish eye is often referred to as the Eye of Fatima, named after the daughter of Prophet Muhammad, and it is combined with the Hand of Fatima amulet to enhance its effects. Although it can take various patterns and be applied in different designs, the Turkish eye is typically composed of a circle, sphere, or drop shape in dark blue with a white and light blue eye overlay. The Turkish eye amulet appeared during the development of glassmaking in the Mediterranean around the 16th century BC. Legend has it that fair-haired blue-eyed people could be malevolent and send negative vibrations through their gaze. When the Turkish eye breaks or cracks, it has fulfilled its protective function and must be replaced.
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