Symbol in the shape of an eye, often blue and white, the Evil Eye is used in the traditions of the Middle East, the Maghreb, Greece and Turkey. It protects against jealousy, absorbs bad intentions, and brings balance and luck. It is also the symbol of protection for the month of September.
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The Evil Eye is an ancient symbol, representing a stylized eye, usually blue with a white and black circle in its center. It is used as a protective amulet in many cultures around the world. Its role: to ward off the malevolent gaze and neutralize negative energies directed involuntarily or consciously towards oneself.
It is particularly present in Greek, Turkish, Arab, Berber and Indian, where it is worn in the form of a pendant, bracelet, or hung in the home, in a car, or on a cradle. In modern spirituality, it is often associated with the third eye chakra, to enhance clairvoyance and energetic protection.
Symbol associated with the month of September, a time of return, social exposure, and new stages, the Evil Eye is a valuable symbolic shield to maintain balance and clarity in a sometimes tumultuous world.
