The Turkish believe the blue eye keeps away bad energy. Turkish evil eye beads can be seen on bracelets, necklaces, and earrings worn by adults, youth, and babies. This 5,000-year-old protective symbol is now a popular jewelry design worldwide.

The evil eye refers to a malicious glare that can harm, sicken, or kill someone out of jealousy. Turks created the Nazar Boncuk charm to repel evil spirits and provide safety. Originally made of beautiful blue glass decorated with blue, white, yellow, and black, Turkish evil eye jewelry now has varied designs and materials but retains blue and white colors.

Looking for the perfect wedding day jewelry to wear down the aisle, a meaningful gift to commemorate an engagement, or party pieces for your bridesmaids, this collection has options for every bridal event.

The collection consists of rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets designed with the wedding and engagement themes in mind. Popular materials used include freshwater cultured pearls, lab-created Moissanite stones serving as an environmentally-friendly diamond alternative, and other fine gemstones. Crafted from high quality material 925 sterling silver and 24k gold plated brass. Common motifs seen throughout the pieces are hearts, flowers, and bridal-inspired pearl detailing.