At a Glance
- Natural sodalite beads — deep blue with white flecking
- Evil eye charm, the classic protective motif
- Around 20 g — unnoticeable on the wrist
- Elasticated fit, slips on without a clasp
- Natural stone: tone and marking vary bead to bead
- Stacks easily with other bracelets
How to Use It
A protective bracelet works best when it is a habit rather than an occasion. Treat it as something you put on, not something you save.
- Wear it on whichever wrist you notice more — for most people that is the non-dominant one.
- Roll it on rather than stretching it wide; that is what makes elasticated bracelets last.
- Give it a purpose on the first day: one situation you want it with you for.
- Take it off before showering, swimming or sleeping — water and stretch are what wear the cord.
- Wipe the beads with a dry cloth now and then. No soap, no soaking.
Wearing It
| Situation |
Note |
| Everyday wear |
Light enough to keep on from morning to evening |
| Travel |
The traditional context for the evil eye — movement and strangers |
| Stacked |
Sits well next to leather or other stone strands |
| As a gift |
A protective symbol reads well across most cultures |
✨ Temple Tip
If you are giving this to someone, hand it over rather than posting it, and say what you want it to guard against. The gesture is half of the object — every tradition that uses this charm treats the giving as part of the charm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stone is used?
Natural sodalite — a deep blue stone with white flecking.
How does it fasten?
It is a beaded stretch bracelet — it slips over the hand, no clasp.
How heavy is it?
Around 20 g.
Will mine look exactly like the photograph?
In differences lies beauty. Every piece is natural and hand-selected, so colour, pattern and size vary a little from the photograph.
Can I wear it in water?
Better not. Remove it before showering or swimming to protect the cord and the polish.
How quickly does it ship?
Ships within 3 business days, wrapped for protection.
An old eye, kept close. #TempleOfDesire
