At a glance
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Blessed red string in a rare four-strand braid, one strand for each season of life
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Evil eye charm in 14K waterproof gold plating over brass
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Amethyst iris — an evil eye set with amethyst is known as the Eye of the Sage
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Dorje knot closure, also called the endless knot
- Natural, hand-selected stones — no two bracelets are identical
- Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Slip the red string over your wrist and slide the evil eye charm to where you want it to sit. As you fasten it, take a breath and think about how the seasons of your life connect to one another. Close your eyes, acknowledge the negativity around you without arguing with it, and let the bracelet stand for the boundary you have just drawn.
The four symbols, and what each one carries
| Element |
Traditional meaning |
| Four-strand braid |
The four seasons of life — every energy and emotion connected on one thread |
| Evil eye |
A guardian against unwanted energy, recognized across cultures worldwide |
| Amethyst iris |
Soothing, clarifying presence; the sage's eye that sees where negativity hides |
| Dorje knot |
Draws positive energy in and turns negativity away; a call to live in harmony |
✨ Temple Tip
Wear it on your left wrist when you want to receive protection and calm, and on your right when you want to project it outward into a room. Many people switch wrists depending on the day ahead — a small ritual that turns getting dressed into an intention.
Frequently asked questions
What is the bracelet made of?
Blessed red string woven in a four-strand braid, with an evil eye charm of 14K waterproof gold plating over brass and a natural amethyst iris. The closure is a dorje knot.
Will the gold plating survive water?
The plating is described by the maker as waterproof. As with all plated jewelry, it will last longest if you keep it away from perfume, lotion and chlorine.
Why does my bracelet look slightly different from the photo?
Every amethyst is natural and hand-selected, so color and marbling vary from piece to piece. That variation is the point — yours is the only one like it.
Which wrist should I wear it on?
Tradition says the left wrist to receive an energy and the right wrist to send it out. Either is correct; choose what feels right for the day.
Is this suitable as a gift?
It is one of the most-gifted pieces in the collection — the symbolism reads clearly without needing explanation, and the adjustable knot fits most wrists.
Four symbols, one thread, and a clear line between you and everything that isn't yours to carry.
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