Evil Eye Amulet

Lampwork Evil Eye Amulet with Chakra Inspired Gemstones 

Hang this beautiful amulet near your front door, on a wall, or in your workspace to invite protection and harmony into your environment. The combination of the evil eye charm and chakra-inspired gemstones creates a radiant energy flow, helping to balance emotions while shielding your space from negativity.

The evil eye amulet is an ancient symbol with a powerful history. Originating around 5,000 years ago in the Middle East, Mediterranean, and South Asia, it’s believed to guard against bad luck and harmful intentions. Traditionally shown as a blue glass bead with a white or yellow center, the evil eye reflects or absorbs negative energy, shielding you from harm.

Across many cultures, this enduring symbol represents protection, good fortune, and prosperity. It’s often gifted to newborns, newlyweds, and those beginning new journeys to bring blessings and peace.

Meanwhile, chakra-inspired gemstones add an extra layer of energy and meaning to this piece. In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, the seven chakras are energy centers that influence physical, emotional, and spiritual balance. Each gemstone connects to one of these chakras, encouraging harmony and well-being throughout the body and spirit.

Chakra gemstones and their meaning

Root Chakra – red jasper: associated with stability, grounding, and security

Sacral Chakra – orange aventurine : associated with creativity, passion, and joy

Solar Plexus Chakra – citrine (treated): associated with confidence, self-esteem, and personal power

Heart Chakra – green aventurine: associated with love, compassion, and empathy

Throat Chakra – died howlite: associated with communication, self-expression, and truth

Third Eye Chakra- lapis lazuli :associated with intuition, insight, and wisdom

Crown Chakra – amethyst: associated with spiritual connection, enlightenment, and higher consciousness

Product Details :

24cm in total length

You will receive one per order, intuitively chosen for you

Lampwork, also known as flameworking or torchworking, is a glass art form where a torch is used to melt and shape glass rods into intricate designs, often creating beads, sculptures, or other small objects