In this post, we’ll be diving into a trend that’s been making quite the splash in the fashion world lately – the resurgence of evil eye designs. You might be thinking, “Wait, evil eye? Isn’t that a symbol of, well, bad luck?” Well, yes and no. Let’s unravel the mystery behind this ancient symbol’s comeback and why designers are falling head over heels for it.

If you believe that curses cannot be transmitted just by gawking, this might just be the right time to rethink and reconsider?

The Evil Eye is one such incoherent and malicious presence where an individual can send across misfortune, physical ailments, and sufferings, all through a gaze. Although the concept of evil eye and underling threat mitigation plans have been around for centuries, there has been a recent surge in the adoption of bracelets and evil eye amulets. 

The evil eye is a legend or curse that is believed to be cast by a malicious glare, usually given to someone when they are unsuspecting. Many cultures across the world believe that getting an evil eye will cause harm or misfortune. Other cultures believe that it is a sort of supernatural force that reflects or casts a malicious gaze back upon people wishing harm upon others, particularly innocents. Amulets or talismans in the form of necklaces, bracelets or other jewelry and accessories created to offer protection against the evil eye are widely known as ‘evil eyes.’