Now more than ever, we all need a little something to welcome positive energy into our lives. In the latter half of 2020 evil eyes started to make their way into our Instagram feeds. You may have bought a piece of evil eye jewellery back in 2013 as there was a micro trend then for Evil jewellery. But if you don’t have anything in your jewellery box at the ready to ward off bad luck and promote your positive thinking we’ve rounded up our favourite pieces of evil eye jewellery.
Edge of Ember – Evil Eye Anklet – £75
When you’ve got nowhere to go at the moment an Anklet around the house can make you feel a lot more dressed up. Then when you finally get to go on holiday later this year you’ll have the perfect evil eye piece for the summer.
Cleopatra’s Bling – Hyacinthus Pinky Ring – €109.00
This ring from Cleopatra’s Bling a bit less stylised but still incredibly striking with the deep blue colour of Lapis Lazuli.
Annoushka – Love Diamonds 18ct Gold Diamond Evil Eye Necklace – £850
This symbolic evil eye necklace is crafted in 18ct yellow gold and hand set with concentric circles of striking blue, white and black diamonds with a total carat weight of 0.19 ct. Complete with an elegant sprung clasp and a chain length of 43cm, this necklace can be worn alone or layered with other Love Diamonds necklaces. Inspired by age-old beliefs and superstition, the evil eye is believed to protect its wearer from evil spirits.
The evil eye is also available as a matching bracelet.
Astley Clarke – Lapis Evil Eye Biography Bracelet – £135
Astley Clarke always has some lovely evil eye pieces in their jewellery collections giving them modern updates every couple of years. It was quite hard to pick which of their classic biography bracelets to share but I had to go with this gorgeous silver one. I think the silver and lapis lazuli is such a strong colour combination. Silver is generally not as popular with you guys but I think this combination is a bit of an unsung hero on here. I especially like the colour pop of the turquoise on the evil eye charm and think you should pair this bracelet with a crisp white blouse.
Edge of Ember – Protection Trio Ring – £125
A modern take on the evil eye symbol. The new Protection collection from Edge of Ember was designed to radiate positivity, ward off the bad vibes, and protect the body, soul and spirit.
Astley Clarke – Tiny Evil Eye Stud Earrings – £65
These significant earrings have been designed to be worn across multiple piercings – and with any combination of studs, hoops and cuffs – for a playful aesthetic. Symbolising ‘wisdom’ and ‘protection’ these rose gold stud earrings make a meaningful jewellery gift.
Noush – 14ct yellow gold evil eye ring – £595.00
Part of the Co-Exist collection from Noush Jewellery, this colourful ring carries the symbol of the evil eye on a lapis disc, floating on a 14ct yellow gold band.
Kismet – 14ct rose gold and diamond evil eye necklace – £395.00
Adorn your neck with this 14ct rose gold and diamond evil eye necklace from Kismet by Milka, which boldness and innovative style never stops to impress.
SYDNEY EVAN – 14ct yellow gold and diamond evil eye coin ring – £1,700.00
Sydney Evans collection of whimsical charms are guaranteed to delight and inspire. Wear this ancient symbol of protection on your finger for daily calm and contemplation.
You can shop this edit of Evil Eye jewellery and more on our dedicated Evil Eye page.
