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Guardian Elf Evil Eye Ring

SKU: J-RING-0010-1-H
Sale price$18.00 USD

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Measurement

ring size adjustable, front: 0.47"*0.83"

Materials

cubic zirconia, 18k plated brass

Product Care

Handling and Storage:
Handle your crystals and jewelry with clean hands to prevent transferring oils or dirt.
Avoid dropping or knocking your crystals or jewelry against hard surfaces, as this can cause damage.
Always store and protect your crystals and jewelry in a clean, dry place. The Luckology box and pouch can be a great option. Keep crystals or jewelry away from extreme temperatures and over-exposure to direct sunlight. Try not to wear your crystals or jewelry while swimming or showering. Avoid exposing your jewelry to chemicals, such as perfumes, lotions, or hairsprays, as they can tarnish or damage the metal components.


Cleaning:
Use a clean soft cloth to gently wipe your crystals or jewelry to remove any dirt or fingerprints.
For a deeper clean, you can rinse the crystals with water. Make sure your crystal is water-safe before doing so. For some delicate crystals, such as Selenite or Malachite, avoid immersing them in water. Use a damp cloth to clean them.
For sterling silver products, gently rub the silver with sterling silver polishing cloth. This will remove the tarnish of the silver.

Guardian Elf Evil Eye Ring
Guardian Elf Evil Eye Ring Sale price$18.00 USD
Evil Eye
Protection
Good Luck

Evil Eye

The concept of the evil eye dates back to written records from 5000 years ago, and its influence is evident in ancient Babylon, Sumer, and Assyria. The earliest evidence of the evil eye can be traced to the Neolithic period. -Protection: People believed that unseen malevolent gazes could bring misfortune. To counter this, evil eyes serve as protective amulets, deflecting harm and reflecting negative energy back to its source. They shield against envy and malevolence, potentially averting disaster. A broken evil eye signifies the resolution of a catastrophe. -Luck: Across different cultures, evil eyes are worn as amulets. They possess a "fight fire with fire" function, redirecting negative energy to its source. As a result, only positive energies such as love, health, and happiness surround the wearer.

Evil Eye
Protection
Good Luck

Evil Eye

The concept of the evil eye dates back to written records from 5000 years ago, and its influence is evident in ancient Babylon, Sumer, and Assyria. The earliest evidence of the evil eye can be traced to the Neolithic period. -Protection: People believed that unseen malevolent gazes could bring misfortune. To counter this, evil eyes serve as protective amulets, deflecting harm and reflecting negative energy back to its source. They shield against envy and malevolence, potentially averting disaster. A broken evil eye signifies the resolution of a catastrophe. -Luck: Across different cultures, evil eyes are worn as amulets. They possess a "fight fire with fire" function, redirecting negative energy to its source. As a result, only positive energies such as love, health, and happiness surround the wearer.