Pssopp 5Pcs Evil Eye Keychain, Turkish Blue Evil Eye Pendants Amulet Keychain for Man Woman Purse Handbag Bag Decoration Gift
$12.16
Product Description
Meaning Of Bule Eyes
The blue eye is called a kind of protection in Turkish and Greek culture, protecting you from bad energies. The blue eyeball produced by the glass accumulates bad energy inside itself and is thought to break after a period of time.
Features:
Blue eyes are the amulet of the Turks, used to attract the attention of evil gods and avoid bad luck. Turks’ admiration for blue eyes stems from their belief in the "blue eye" peeking. Those blue eyes conceal in the dark will bring bad luck to people. At this time, Medusa’s eye is to shine a magic mirror to resist and reflect the blue eye’s intrusion
Specification: Item Type: Lucky Eye Keychain Material: Alloy + colored glaze Package List: 5 x Lucky Eye Keychain
Premium Material:
The product is meticulously crafted from high-quality alloys and colored glaze, which ensure both durability and aesthetic appeal. These materials are chosen for their resilience and ability to withstand wear while maintaining their vibrant appearance over time.
Package Including:
Each order contains a set of five keychains, making it easy to share this beautiful and meaningful gift with family, friends, or classmates. With multiple pieces provided in one package, you have the opportunity to spread good luck and positive energy to several people at once.
Gift:
This product makes a thoughtful and meaningful gift, offering more than just aesthetic value. As decorative amulets and charm accessories, they provide a sense of protection and well-being for your loved ones. Whether used as a personal charm or a home decoration, they serve as blessings, imparting positive energy and good fortune.
Product Dimensions : 0.39 x 0.39 x 0.39 inches; 3.99 ounces
Item model number : Pssoppm47iw6vxt51598
Department : womens
Date First Available : March 16, 2021
Manufacturer : Pssopp
ASIN : B091CL7K12
Country of Origin : China
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