6mm Black Tourmaline Evil Eye Bracelet

One of my new favourite protection bracelets to wear everyday! This black tourmaline beaded evil eye bracelet can be worn on its own or added to any bracelet stack. Made with genuine 6mm black tourmaline and a glass evil eye. I've also added some gold accents to dress it up a little.

ALSO AVAILABLE IN SILVER

The evil eye is a well-known good luck charm in many cultures as it's said to reflect evil and protect you or an object against misfortune. By wearing this bracelet, you can keep away bad karma and ill-will that could otherwise have a negative effect on your life.

Choose from four different colours of evil eye:
⭐️ White Evil Eye: Purity and focus; Clear clutter and obstacles; To start fresh.
⭐️ Dark Blue Evil Eye: Karma and fate protection; Calm and relaxation; Open flow of communication.
⭐️ Light Blue Evil Eye: General protection; Broadening your perspective; Solitude and peace.
⭐️ Turquoise Evil Eye: Garners happiness; Balance in your life; Freedom to pursue new ideas.

Black Tourmaline Properties:
⭐️  Protects from negative energies.
⭐️  Shields from harmful electromagnetic (EMF) radiation—from TVs, computers/tablets and mobile phones.
⭐️  Relieves stress and anxiety.
⭐️ Grounds energies - associated with root chakra. 

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FEATURES:

👉🏻All of my items are made with genuine, natural stones and crystals. Please be aware that no two stones are alike, that is what makes them unique. The size, colour and patterns of the beads will vary from piece to piece but these variations will not compromise the energy, beauty, and quality of your bracelet.
- strung on high quality stretch cord to easily slip on and off.
- comes in a variety of sizes. Please see SIZING info below.
- handmade in Canada.

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SIZING:

For the best fit please measure your wrist with a tape measure and add 1/2 inch to your measurement if you like your bracelet snug, or add 1 inch if you prefer your bracelet loose. (If you don't have a tape measure, just use a piece of yarn and then measure with a ruler. If you're unsure, the average women's size is 7", men's is 8".)