Evil Eye

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Approximate beads per strand: 65 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 65 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 38 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

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Approximate beads per strand: 65 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Sold Individually History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck charm to prevent...

Approximate beads per strand: 90 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 45 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 45 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 20 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 45 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 65 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 38 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 45 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 45 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...

Approximate beads per strand: 65 History: The evil eye is a symbol that dates back to ancient Greece and Rome. The evil eye is typically worn on jewelry as a form of protection against bad luck or evil spirits. People believe that it is a good luck...