This crystal evil eye necklace gives you the protective eye in a pendant just 0.24 x 0.24 in (0.6 x 0.6 cm), small enough to wear daily. The whole eye is built from stones: concentric rings of blue and clear around a blue cubic zirconia center. The pendant is 925 sterling silver. You can choose a silver-tone or a gold-tone version, and both hang from a fine elongated-link chain.

Is a crystal evil eye necklace this small still easy to recognize?

Yes, because the color does the identifying. The blue center and blue ring read as an eye even at this size.

• Look: A round eye of blue and clear stones that catches light from every angle when you move.
• Wear: The chain measures 16 in (41 cm) with a 2 in (5 cm) extender for small adjustments.
• Build: The pendant is 925 sterling silver, with a blue cubic zirconia center and crystal stones around it.
• Detail: Each round stone sits in its own small setting, and a small smooth bail joins the chain.

How does such a small eye look up close?

Picture holding a newborn niece for the first time, the moment people lean in closest to you. At that distance the pendant shows its detail: a blue center, a clear ring, then blue again at the edge. The circle rests at the base of the neck on its 16 in (41 cm) chain, a position our necklace length guide maps against other lengths. Nothing about it is large, so the sparkle stays small and close. Other takes on the symbol sit in our evil eye necklace collection, and more pieces in this metal fill the sterling silver necklaces range.

For lovers of small, sparkling symbols

This piece suits you if you want a very small pendant that still sparkles, with stones covering the whole eye. The small evil eye with a blue stone center from the same collection has a darker center inside an open outline. If you prefer a fully stone-filled circle, this one is the better fit; if you like more open space, choose the other.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why is the eye made entirely of stones?

  Filling every ring with stones lets the whole circle catch light, so the tiny eye still shows at a glance. Instead of a flat painted surface, each blue and clear stone reflects separately. The result is a small sparkle that changes as you turn your head.

• What do the blue rings stand for in the evil eye tradition?

  Blue is the traditional color of the evil eye, believed to turn envy and ill wishes back toward their source. Here the blue appears twice, at the center and in the outer ring. The clear stones between them simply separate the two blues so the eye shape reads clearly.

• Is the eye on this pendant meant to face a certain way?

  The round shape looks the same from any angle, so the eye always faces outward however the pendant turns. In the tradition the eye watches away from the wearer. Because the rings are concentric, there is no top or bottom to set straight on the chain.