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Feng Shui Turkish Evil Eye and Diamond Cut Clear Quartz
Feng Shui Turkish Evil Eye and Diamond Cut Clear Quartz
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Product Description:
Turkish evil eyes (Talisman) are an object which you believe has magic powers to project you or bring you lucks. Turkish people believe that it absorbs bad energy coming from evil eyes. Usually, no one leaves Turkey without purchasing a blue and white evil eye charm.
Product Specification:
It works on every level to bring the body into balance and boosts the immune system. It is believed to supply positive energy and help dispel negative energy and also help children achieve better concentration, and focus to attain academic success.
Approximate weight: 30 gms
Size: Free size
Material: Evil eye beads, crystal beads
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