Evil Eye Car Accessories: A protection in Turkish and Greek culture, the evil eye is believed to shield against bad energy. Crafted from glass, these beads are said to absorb negativity and, over time, release it by breaking. This unique evil eye charm combines tradition with modern style, making it perfect as an evil eye car hanging ornament. Gold Gilded Exterior: This nazar amulet features a stunning gold gilded exterior, achieved by delicately coating the outer surface with gold. Crafted from high-quality glass and handmade in Turkey, it offers both durability and a luxurious appeal that sets it apart. Handcrafted Design: This versatile evil eye car charm comes with a blue rope, allowing it to be easily hung on your car mirror or used as a decorative piece. In Spanish, known as ojo turco para carro, each piece is handcrafted, ensuring slight variations in hue, pattern, or alignment, making every charm truly unique. Gold & Blue Harmony: Perfect as an evil eye for car mirror hanging, these beads come in two sizes: 1.6" (4cm) and 2.1" (5.3cm), showcasing a stunning combination of gold and blue that highlights their sophisticated design. Perfect Gift Idea: This versatile turkish evil eye decor for home makes a thoughtful gift for loved ones. Use it as a party favor, an evil eye pendant, or an elegant evil eye ornament for your home or vehicle. Turkish evil eye beads are made in furnaces called "quarry". Quarry pine wood is used to provide high energy in the quarries. Waste glass and coloring materials are placed in special compartments located inside the quarry and it is turned on. As the temperature of the quarry reaches a temperature of about 1000 ° C, waste glass and coloring matter melts and masters begin to produce. Blue, white, yellow, green, purple, brown and red colors are used in the production of evil eye beads. During the production, various tools are used which are sindirgısıdır iron, merdan, asaba, rail iron, steel bar, merteke and mold. Bead mastering, which has reached today by transferring the skills in master-apprentice relationship, is a traditional profession. In Turkey, it is known by the name nazar boncugu and known by the name ojo turco in Spain.