The Mati Evil Eye Necklace

Mati (noun, Greek: μάτι, pronounced MAH-tee) is the Greek word for "eye."

In Greek and Mediterranean folk culture, it commonly refers to:
1. The Evil Eye: The concept of an envious or harmful gaze that brings misfortune or illness upon someone.

2. The Protective Amulet: The physical blue-and-white eye-shaped charm (often glass, enamel, or ceramic) worn or displayed to repel envy, absorb negative energy, and shield the wearer from harm.

Worn for centuries across Mediterranean traditions, the eye talisman is believed to reflect negativity and ill will, shielding the wearer with warmth and peace.

This layered necklace combines bohemian charm with everyday elegance. The shorter strand is adorned with tiny gold beads, a tiny heart charm, and an eye-catching evil eye, while the longer strand features an intricate, turquoise-centered eye charm that rests gracefully below.

Designed for both beauty and durability, this piece is crafted from high-quality stainless steel and plated in rich, tarnish-resistant 18-carat gold. It’s water-resistant, hypoallergenic, and built to retain its brilliant golden shine through daily wear.

 Material: 18k Gold Plated over Stainless Steel

 Closure: Secure Claw Clasp

 Features: Adjustable length for the perfect fit; layered double-strand design; tarnish-resistant and waterproof

 Details: Feature tiny gold beads, a heart charm, an evil eye charm, and a central turquoise eye pendant.