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Many weird myths and wonderful traditions exist in this world. One of the most popular ones is the evil eyes.

It is believed that the curse of the evil eye dates back to 3000 BC in ancient Mesopotamia. The evil eye meaning is also mentioned in ancient Roman and Greek texts, as well as in the Quran and the Bible.

The only two religions believed to be as old as the belief in the evil eye are Hinduism and Judaism, both of which started around 2000 BC.

Incidentally both Hinduism and Judaism, though continents and oceans apart, are strong believers in the malefic effects of the evil eye, known as 'Nazar' in modern-day India and 'áyin hā-rá' in modern-day Israel.

So, what is the evil eye?

Evil Eye, also known as a 'Nazar', is a 'look', 'stare' or 'jealous glare' that is believed to bring bad luck for the person whom it is directed towards.

An ancient mystical symbol of protection that is meant to protect the wearer from the 'evil eye'.In Ancient Greece, it was believed that the 'human eyes have the power to release invisible rays of energy that can be potent enough to harm humans or animals.' Evil eye amulets help us deflect this negative energy from affecting us.

Amulets and talismans of the evil eye are also popularly known as "evil eyes" themselves, even though they are created to protect against the evil eye.

It's believed and people say that there are three types of evil eyes. The first is an

It seems that since time immemorial, people who do well and achieve great success in some way attract envy from other people around them who are jealous. The glare given by the envious people can bring misfortune to the receiver, who is usually unaware of the malicious gaze upon them.

Even if it's just for superstitious reasons, the power of the evil eye is still widely believed in. There are numerous myths about its origin and various methods of evil eye protection against it found in different cultures, the general idea of the curse is the same.

The Evil Eye has more than 25 different names in different countries and cultures around the world today!

For example, the Greek evil eye is known as 'mati', the Turkish evil eye is known as 'nazar', in Spanish it is known as 'mal de ojo', the Italian evil eye is called 'malocchio' and many other different names in different countries.

Protection from the evil eye is something that many people desperately want. People wear evil eye jewelry as a symbol of protection against bad luck. The evil eye symbol is one of the oldest symbols in the world, and you'll likely see the evil eye symbol staring at you wherever you go these days.

It is believed that the evil eye brings the wearer prosperity, protection, and good health. Different cultures have many different ways of protecting against the evil eye, but wearing eye jewelry and evil eye amulets are amongst the most common practices.

Many popular celebrities have been spotted wearing evil eye protection jewelry. Amongst them is the royal princess Meghan Markle. Even Meghan is a believer in the power of the evil eye. She has often been seen wearing evil eye jewelry, including a silver evil eye necklace featuring a gem-studded evil eye symbol, to protect her from negative energies.

Evil Eye Jewelry helps translate negative energies into positive vibes. There was a time when evil eye beads only came in only blue and white glass, but now they also come in fancy sapphires and diamonds.

Personally, I just love the eye symbol and its shape. For me, the eyes always fascinate and are the most powerful and meaningful part of the human body. Although the evil eye symbol may have cultural and religious roots, as time has passed, the symbol has also become a fashion statement.

Evil eye jewelry can easily be incorporated into everyday life, whether you're attracted to the symbol because of its style, want protection from bad luck, or both!

It can easily be said that the evil eye is a popular evergreen fashion trend in the United States, even though the belief in the evil eye comes from countries and cultures outside of the US.

The Evil Eye can also often be seen with other symbols. The most popular of these is the Hamsa Hand, also known as the 'hand with eye' or 'evil eye hand'.

The Hamsa Hand is a symbol of protection and blessings, and like the evil eye, this hand symbol