Gold & Diamond Bezel Evil Eye Anklet with Turquoise
$1,290.00
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Description
14k yellow gold anklet features a bezel evil eye with turquoise in the center. Fine 14k gold small oval link chain is approximately 9.25" in length.
The evil eye is an ancient symbol, most popularly said to protect from those who wish to harm us with envious gazes. Wear a Sydney Evan evil eye for its protective qualities.
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Care Instructions
Please use caution when applying hairsprays, lotions, colognes and perfumes when wearing Sydney Evan jewels. Their application may cause the metal to tarnish. When cleaning fine jewelry it is always best to leave it to a professional as many home cleaning methods may cause damage.
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Shipping and Returns
Orders placed Monday - Friday will ship within 2-3 business days, unless expedited shipping is selected. All orders require a signature upon delivery. Sydney Evan does not process or ship orders on Saturday, Sunday or on observed holidays. Items purchased on SydneyEvan.com and shipped to a U.S. address may be returned to Sydney Evan for return or exchange within 7 days from the date you receive your order. Returns and exchanges are only accepted on unworn, unaltered items returned in original packaging (Sydney Evan box and/or pouch). Please email love@sydneyevan.com for return requests.
SYDNEY EVAN SYMBOLISM
PROTECTION
The evil eye is said to bring good luck and protection from any ill will. Growing up in Los Angeles, Rosanne had friends whose parents had evil eyes hanging from their rearview mirrors. Intrigued, she learned that they were symbols of protection from envious gazes. This motif has become one of the most iconic in the collection. When Rosanne first introduced this charm, many had no idea of its true meaning!
SYDNEY EVAN SYMBOLISM
PROTECTION
The evil eye is said to bring good luck and protection from any ill will. Growing up in Los Angeles, Rosanne had friends whose parents had evil eyes hanging from their rearview mirrors. Intrigued, she learned that they were symbols of protection from envious gazes. This motif has become one of the most iconic in the collection. When Rosanne first introduced this charm, many had no idea of its true meaning!
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