Nazaré Evil Eye Hoop Earrings bring together contemporary minimalism and the enduring symbolism of the Evil Eye. Designed with a polished gold hoop and a distinctive blue-and-white eye charm, these earrings create a refined statement while remaining effortless enough for everyday styling.

The compact hoop silhouette gives the earrings a clean, modern character, while the dangling Evil Eye charm adds movement and visual interest. Crafted in 18K gold-plated brass, the warm metallic finish beautifully complements the deep blue centre and contrasting white details of the motif.

Lightweight in appearance and versatile in styling, these earrings can be worn with everyday outfits, workwear, festive ensembles, evening looks, or gifted as a meaningful piece of jewellery. Their understated proportions make them equally beautiful worn alone or paired with other gold earrings.

A contemporary interpretation of a centuries-old symbol, Drishti reflects House of AAKAASHI's approach to jewellery: meaningful details, refined craftsmanship, and modern luxury.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Stone: Evil Eye Symbol

Stone Shape: Round Evil Eye Charm

Product Type: Evil Eye Hoop Earrings

Metal: Brass

Plating: 18K Gold Plated

Skin Friendly: Hypoallergenic & Nickel-Free

Designed For: Women

Brand: House of AAKAASHI

ABOUT EVIL EYE

• Origin: The Evil Eye is an ancient symbolic motif found across the Mediterranean, Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and other regions. Its most recognizable form resembles an eye, often represented in blue, white, and dark tones.

• Discovery & History: Beliefs surrounding the Evil Eye can be traced back thousands of years. References to the concept appear in ancient Greek and Roman cultures, while related traditions developed across the Middle East, Mediterranean, and South Asia. Over centuries, the symbol became part of jewellery, ceramics, architecture, textiles, and decorative objects.

• Cultural Significance: Traditionally, the Evil Eye represents the idea of a harmful or envious gaze. Eye-shaped amulets and jewellery have historically been worn as symbolic reminders of protection and positive intention. Meanings vary across cultures and communities.

• Traditional Beliefs: In spiritual and cultural traditions, the Evil Eye motif is associated with protection from negative influences, good fortune, awareness, and safeguarding one's personal space. These are traditional beliefs and symbolic associations rather than scientific claims.

• Why People Wear It Today: Modern jewellery lovers often choose Evil Eye designs for both their symbolism and distinctive visual appeal. The deep blue and white colour combination creates an instantly recognizable accent, while the motif allows the wearer to connect with a piece of cultural symbolism in a contemporary way.

• Unique Characteristics: The eye is one of the world's most recognizable symbolic forms. Its concentric design creates a natural focal point, while the contrast between the vivid blue centre, white detailing, and gold setting gives this pair a polished and sophisticated appearance.

• Modern Interpretation: The traditional motif has been reimagined across contemporary jewellery in necklaces, bracelets, rings, charms, and earrings. Here, the symbol is paired with a streamlined hoop to create a piece that feels modern without losing its cultural character.

• Design Character: The round charm creates a soft contrast against the structured hoop, while the dangling construction adds subtle movement. The result is a versatile design that can transition from understated daytime jewellery to a more expressive evening look.

• House of AAKAASHI Aesthetic: Drishti brings together symbolism and refined gold craftsmanship in a way that feels feminine, contemporary, and quietly distinctive—true to the spirit of House of AAKAASHI.

CRYSTAL PROPERTIES

• Traditionally regarded as a symbol of protection

• Often associated with positive intentions and good fortune

• Symbolically connected with awareness and watchfulness

• Appreciated for its centuries-old cultural significance

• Recognized for its distinctive blue-and-white visual identity

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Store separately in a soft jewellery pouch when not in use

• Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, and harsh chemicals

• Remove before swimming, bathing, or exercising

• Wipe gently with a soft microfiber cloth after each wear

• Keep away from prolonged moisture and humidity to preserve the gold-plated finish