Nine evil eye designs in gold plated or silver, set with blue and clear stones on 925 sterling silver.
Aziza is a collection of evil eye necklaces in nine designs. Choose a station chain, a hamsa pair, a cross with an eye, or a pendant shaped like an open eye or a round disc.
Seven designs come in gold plated and silver, and two come in silver only, which makes 16 variants. All 16 are made from 925 sterling silver and carry blue and clear stones.
Each design has its own CMA certificate, and the numbers are listed on this page.
See the Aziza in Motion
Watch the blue and clear stones catch the light across the collection.
Product Details
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Evil eye necklaces, 9 designs |
| Variants | 16, in gold plated or silver |
| Metal | 925 sterling silver |
| Stones | Blue and clear stones, pave set |
| Accents | Blue enamel on two designs |
| Chain length | 39 to 42 cm (15.4 to 16.5 in) |
| Extension | 3 to 6 cm (1.2 to 2.4 in) |
| Weight | 2.12 g to 4.41 g |
| Certificate | CMA certificate for each design |
| Quantity | One necklace per order |
Reasons to Choose Aziza
- Nine designs. Small charms, long station chains and large discs sit in one range.
- Two finishes. Seven designs come in gold plated and in silver.
- Protective meaning. The eye is worn as a charm against envy.
- Blue accents. Blue stones and enamel add a clear touch of color.
- Light to wear. The lightest style weighs 2.12 g.
- Adjustable length. Every chain has an extension of 3 to 6 cm.
- Sterling silver base. Both finishes are built on 925 silver.
- Certified. Each design is supplied with its own CMA certificate.
The Nine Styles at a Glance
| Style | Colors | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Station Chain | Gold, silver | 2.55 g |
| Hamsa and Eye | Silver | 4.41 g |
| Eye and Blue Disc | Silver | 4.4 g |
| Marquise Eye | Gold, silver | 2.25 g |
| Cross and Eye | Gold, silver | 2.75 g |
| Turquoise Eye | Gold, silver | 2.12 g |
| Open Eye | Gold, silver | 2.82 g |
| Round Disc | Gold, silver | 2.55 g |
| Large Disc | Gold, silver | 4.1 g |
Choose Your Color
Every design except two comes in both finishes. Only the metal color changes, not the shape.
Meet the Nine Styles
Station Chain
Round evil eye discs of 5.7 mm sit at intervals along a fine cable chain, so the symbol repeats around the neck.
Hamsa and Eye
A pave eye and a pave hand hang side by side from one ring, each with a blue enamel center. Silver only.
Eye and Blue Disc
An open eye outline with lashes sits beside a round disc of bright blue enamel, on a curb chain. Silver only.
Marquise Eye
A small pave eye with a blue center stone sits in the middle of the chain, a light and low-profile piece.
Cross and Eye
A pave cross and a round evil eye disc sit off-center on a beaded chain, with a lobster clasp.
Turquoise Eye
A clear pave outline frames a ring of light blue stones around a black center stone.
Open Eye
An open eye outline set with clear stones holds a ring of clear stones and a blue center stone.
Round Disc
A 9 mm disc with a blue outer ring, clear stones, pale champagne stones and a blue center.
Large Disc
A 2 cm disc with rings of turquoise blue, black, navy and clear stones around a small flower of turquoise.
Size at a Glance
| Style | Pendant size | Main stones |
|---|---|---|
| Station Chain | 5.7 mm discs | Blue, clear |
| Hamsa and Eye | Eye 7.5 x 11.5 mm, hand 9.5 x 13 mm | Clear, blue enamel |
| Eye and Blue Disc | Eye 10 x 13.5 mm, disc 9.5 mm | Blue enamel |
| Marquise Eye | 6 x 11.5 mm | Clear, blue center |
| Cross and Eye | Cross 10 x 15.5 mm, disc 6.7 mm | Clear, blue |
| Turquoise Eye | 7 x 12.5 mm | Clear, light blue, black |
| Open Eye | 11.5 x 20 mm | Clear, blue center |
| Round Disc | 9 mm | Blue, clear, champagne |
| Large Disc | 20 mm | Turquoise, navy, black, clear |
For scale, the 20 mm Large Disc is a little narrower than a US nickel (21.2 mm), and the 9 mm Round Disc is about half the size of a US dime.
The Evil Eye and the Hamsa
The evil eye is one of the oldest protective charms, known throughout the Mediterranean and the Middle East. Wearers have long used an eye-shaped talisman to ward off envy and misfortune, usually in blue.
The hamsa, also called the Hand of Fatima, is a hand-shaped charm with a similar meaning of protection and good luck. The Hamsa and Eye style combines both symbols on one chain.
About the Stones
The clear and colored stones in the pave designs are cubic zirconia (CZ), a lab-grown stone made in many colors. Pave means the stones sit side by side, so only thin lines of metal show between them.
The Hamsa and Eye and the Eye and Blue Disc use blue enamel for the eye centers. CZ has a Mohs hardness of about 8.5, so it suits regular wear, though hard knocks can scratch the surface.
Silver Base and Gold Finish
Sterling silver is an alloy of 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent other metals, which adds strength. The silver variants show this metal as it is.
The gold variants carry a thin coating of gold over the silver base. Friction, water and perfume wear a coating down over time, so careful handling keeps the tone even.
Test Certificates
Each design is supplied with its own CMA certificate. Every report lists the silver content as 925 parts per thousand, tested by X-ray fluorescence (XRF), plus the total mass.
| Style | Certificate no. |
|---|---|
| Station Chain | M230524000138 |
| Hamsa and Eye | M230524000139 |
| Eye and Blue Disc | M230524000140 |
| Marquise Eye | M230524000142 |
| Cross and Eye | M230524000144 |
| Turquoise Eye | M230524000145 |
| Open Eye | M230524000146 |
| Round Disc | M230524000147 |
| Large Disc | M230524000148 |
Length and Fit
| Style | Chain + extension | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Station Chain | 40 + 5 cm | 15.7 to 17.7 in |
| Hamsa and Eye | 40 + 3 cm | 15.7 to 16.9 in |
| Eye and Blue Disc | 40 + 3 cm | 15.7 to 16.9 in |
| Marquise Eye | 41.5 + 5 cm | 16.3 to 18.3 in |
| Cross and Eye | 39 + 6 cm | 15.4 to 17.7 in |
| Turquoise Eye | 40.5 + 4.5 cm | 15.9 to 17.7 in |
| Open Eye | 40 + 5 cm | 15.7 to 17.7 in |
| Round Disc | 42 + 5 cm | 16.5 to 18.5 in |
| Large Disc | 40 + 5 cm | 15.7 to 17.7 in |
Most chains sit near the collarbone at the short setting and a little lower with the extension.
To find your size, wrap a piece of string around your neck at the height you like, then measure the string. Use the necklace length guide to see where each length falls.
Wearing and Styling the Aziza
Small and quiet
The Marquise Eye and Turquoise Eye sit out of sight beneath a shirt collar.
A bolder pendant
The Open Eye and Large Disc catch the eye on a plain top.
Layered
Wear a Station Chain over a shorter pendant for two levels of sparkle.
V-necklines
The neckline leads the eye down to the pendant.
Summer tops
Bare skin shows the blue stones best, with a tank top or sundress.
Matching metals
Wear gold plated styles with gold hoops, and silver styles with silver studs.
Gold plated variants suit warm and neutral undertones, and silver suits cool undertones, though either looks good with blue.
For a different symbol on a similar kind of chain, the Bernadette Double Cross CZ Necklace hangs two crosses together, in gold plated or silver.
Giving an Evil Eye Necklace
Evil eye jewelry is often given to wish someone good fortune. With nine designs, there is a size and style for most tastes, from a quiet charm to a bold disc.
Good moments to give one: a birthday, a graduation, a first job, a housewarming or a trip abroad. More designs are in the necklaces collection.
How to Care for the Collection
Small stones set close together collect residue, so a light routine keeps them bright.
- Remove it before you shower, swim or exercise.
- Let perfume, lotion and hairspray dry before you put it on.
- After wearing, wipe the pendant and chain with a dry, soft cloth.
- To clean the settings, brush gently with lukewarm water and a drop of mild soap, then rinse and pat dry.
- Polish only the silver variants, because rubbing can remove gold plating.
- Keep each necklace in its own pouch so pendants cannot scratch other pieces.
Shipping and Returns
See the shipping page for delivery options and costs, and the return policy if you need to send an item back.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many styles and colors are there?
Nine designs and 16 variants. Seven designs come in gold plated and silver. The Hamsa and Eye and the Eye and Blue Disc come in silver only.
What is the gold version made of?
A thin coat of gold plating on a 925 sterling silver base. The silver version is uncoated metal.
What is the evil eye for?
It is a traditional amulet worn against envy and bad luck. Blue is the usual color.
What does the hamsa mean?
The hamsa, or Hand of Fatima, is a traditional symbol of protection and good luck. The Hamsa and Eye style pairs it with an evil eye charm.
How big are the pendants?
The smallest is the Marquise Eye at 6 x 11.5 mm. The largest is the Large Disc, which is 20 mm across. The size table lists all nine.
How long are the chains?
Chains run from 39 to 42 cm, and each has an extension of 3 to 6 cm. The longest fit is 47 cm, or 18.5 inches.
Do they come with certificates?
Yes, each design has its own CMA certificate. The numbers are in the Test Certificates section.
How much do they weigh?
From 2.12 g for the Turquoise Eye to 4.41 g for the Hamsa and Eye.
Does the gold finish fade?
Plating thins gradually with friction, water and perfume. Follow the care steps, or choose a silver variant, which has no plating.
Which style should I choose?
For a small, light charm, pick the Marquise Eye or Turquoise Eye. For a bolder pendant, pick the Open Eye or Large Disc. For a symbol pair, pick the Hamsa and Eye.
You May Also Like
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A teal blue round CZ in a polished bezel.
A small star in blue crystal, with three chain lengths.
A bracelet with the same eye motif.
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