Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden, 20 Beads
Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden, 20 Beads
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Product Overview
An evil eye beaded gemstone tree on a lapis lazuli base motif, 20 handcrafted evil eye beads on brass wire branches, set on an acacia wood base and enclosed in a glass dome. 8 x 12 cm, made in India.
Why You'll Love It
• 20 handcrafted evil eye beads on brass wire branches
• Lapis lazuli detailing
• Enclosed in a glass dome
• Acacia wood base
• 8 x 12 cm, handcrafted in India
Materials & Specifications
Acacia wood, brass wire, evil eye beads, lapis lazuli gemstone chips, glass dome. 8 x 12 cm. Made in India.
Perfect For
Gifting for protection or good luck occasions, anyone drawn to evil eye symbolism specifically, a Dome Garden set alongside the single-stone versions.
Stone Meaning
Lapis Lazuli is traditionally associated with wisdom, intuition and inner truth across many ancient cultures, including Egypt, Mesopotamia and Rome. The evil eye motif itself is a separate, much older protective symbol found across Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and South Asian folk tradition - typically a blue and white eye shape believed to ward off ill will directed at the wearer. This tree combines both: lapis lazuli as the stone, and the evil eye as the decorative symbol worked into the beads.
Auro & Co Moment
The evil eye and lapis lazuli share the same blue palette by coincidence rather than tradition - lapis is prized for its deep natural blue, while the evil eye's blue and white colouring comes from a separate glassmaking tradition centred in Turkey and the wider Mediterranean. Different origins, similar colour, which is likely why they work well combined here.
Complete the Experience
Part of the wider Dome Garden range - the rose quartz, seven chakra, green aventurine and pyrite versions use the same glass-dome format.
FAQ
What is the evil eye symbol? A traditional protective motif from Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and South Asian folk culture, believed to ward off ill will.
What stone is used? Lapis lazuli.
How many beads does it have? 20 evil eye beads.
Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden, 20 Beads
