The casual wearer
Casual
Casual wearers are the most common customers for evil eye bracelets. The casual wearer is someone who wants to look good and believe in the power of the bracelet, but knows it’s probably fake. They’re not looking for anything too fancy or specific, just something that will make them feel better about themselves. They want to wear their bracelet out in public without getting weird looks from strangers and coworkers alike.
The business-owner
The business-owner adorning this bracelet hopes that it will protect against curses and bad luck. It can be worn as a necklace or bracelet, though some may find the bracelet more comfortable to wear for long periods of time. This piece is beautiful, but powerful: it has been crafted from precious metals and stones which have been used for centuries to ward off evil spirits.
This piece can be worn by men or women, and matches any outfit you might choose—it goes well with a suit and tie, just as easily as it works with jeans and a t-shirt. The business-owner recommends that you not wear the evil eye while swimming however! If you do want to swim while wearing your evil eye bracelet, make sure that it is wrapped around your wrist—this will keep it safer during your aquatic activities (and also means less chance of getting tangled in seaweed).
The jet-setter
- The jet-setter
This bracelet is the perfect accessory for a weekend getaway. It’s made of bronze, which is said to be an element that can ward off evil spirits. The blue enamel is meant to protect you from the evil eye, while also protecting you from envy, jealousy and harm. The wearer can also expect protection from bad luck, accidents and danger—all in one little piece of jewelry!
These bracelets are so attractive and powerful, it’s hard to believe they’re real.
Evil eye bracelets are a great way to protect yourself from the evil eye. They’re also really pretty and powerful.
People who wear these bracelets can’t believe how beautiful they are, and people who wear these bracelets can’t believe how powerful they are, but mostly people who wear these bracelets can’t believe that they’re real.
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