Silver Pendant - Blue Eye Amulet

Evil Eye Protection Silver AMULET - HORUS

1 x protective eye of HORUS in a heart shaped silver pendant
1 x stylish solid silver chain.
The pendant has the eye of Horus on one side, and plain on the reverse (for engraving) purpose - if needed.

Total silver weight = 4.7 g

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Symbolism and Mythology 
When the eyes of Horus opened the world was enlightened, when they closed, it became dark. From Egypt, the eye talisman had spread to the Mediterranean, Middle East and Europe.

At almost every stages of human history, man has looked for the assistance of magic objects called talismans to defy evil forces or protection against evil eyes. Evil eye charms with letters, numbers or abstract signs have survived to this day. Even the modern religions with a single god have their own symbols. One of these symbols we find in almost every culture and faith for thousands of years. It's the figure of eye... It was believed that, this eye saw all the wickedness in the world and removed poverty and ignorance.

Also known in English as ‘bad eye’, ‘evil eye’ or ‘evil look’ - in French as ‘mauvais oeil’ - in German as ‘böse blick’ - in Arabic as ‘ein el hasad’ (eye of envy) - in Armenian as ‘pasternak’ - in Yiddish as ‘aynore’ or ‘ahore’ - in Hebrew as ‘ein harac’ - in Hungarian as ‘szemmel verés’ (beating with eyes) - in Polish as ‘oko proroka’ (the eye of the prophet) - in Sicilian as ‘jettatura’ (casting) - in Brazilian and Portuguese as ‘olho gordo’ (fat eye) or ‘quebranto’ (breaker) - in Spanish as ‘mal de ojo’ (eye curse) - in Irish as ‘droch-shuil’ and in Greek as ‘matiasma’ or ‘mati’, refering to the act of cursing someone with the ‘evil eye’.

Front and 'plain' back of the Amulet are featured in the (above) photos.