Turkish Evil Eye Keyring

This Turkish evil eye keyring carries the nazar, a charm more than 5000 years old that appears across countless cultures and major religions as a guardian against ill will. It is a small object with a very long memory behind it.

The story behind the Turkish evil eye keyring

• The nazar, or evil eye, is believed to protect its owner from evil spirits and from the jealousy of others.
• It is found through countless cultures and all major religions, with roots reaching back over 5000 years.
• It can be worn on the body as jewellery or placed in the home and in the car.
• Its mystical quality is said to work right up to this modern day, undimmed by time.

Clip this keyring to your keys or a bag, hang it from a rear-view mirror, or keep it somewhere it will be seen each day as a small daily reminder. However you use it, the evil eye keyring carries a tradition that has travelled across time and place, moving through religions and cultures while keeping the same simple purpose.

For thousands of years it has been a token believed to watch over the person who keeps it, turning away ill intent and the jealousy of others.

That long, shared history is part of what makes it such a meaningful thing to carry or to give. It makes a heartfelt gift for anyone drawn to its story and its quiet, protective intent, and it asks nothing more than to ride along with you wherever the day takes you, at home, in the car, or out in the world.