Stainless Steel Central Turkish Eye Bracelet
Everything you need to know
Description
A piece defined by its design
Stainless Steel Central Turkish Eye Bracelet stands out for its central Turkish eye design. The motif is recognized within the tradition of amulets and is presented here solely as a decorative symbol. This proposal allows the motif to be appreciated for its shape rather than for added attributes that the product description does not demonstrate.
Design, material, and variants
Stainless steel is the confirmed material for this piece. Its finish allows it to be integrated with simple-line jewelry and everyday accessories. It is available in Gold and Silver. Select the variant and check the associated image before adding it to your cart. The images are the reference for assessing proportions, finish, and layout, especially when there are multiple options.
How to style it
A simple combination allows the central Turkish eye to maintain prominence. You can also mix it with other small pieces if you maintain a common thread of color or finish.
Personal choice or gift
Its appeal lies in combining a traditional reference with a modern jewelry format, without attributing real effects to it. For a gift, the decision can be based on the motif, the type of jewelry, and the person's usual finish, without attributing properties that the product does not demonstrate.
Information for your decision
Before adding the piece to the cart, check the selected variant, the associated images, and the finish shown. Use the shape, confirmed material, and available options to make a decision that does not rely solely on the name.
- Design identified as central Turkish eye.
- Confirmed material or structure: stainless steel.
- Variants visible on the same page when more than one finish exists.
- Link to All Bracelets to explore related designs.
Care of the piece
To preserve the finish, avoid prolonged contact with perfumes, creams, or chemical products; after use, dry the piece with a soft cloth and store it separately. Store the piece clean and periodically check the clasp or visible structure before using it again.
Frequently asked questions
What should I check before choosing this bracelet?
Compare the photographs, the active finish, and the central Turkish eye shape. The chosen variant must match the image of what you wish to receive.
What is the symbolic context of this design?
The motif is recognized within the tradition of amulets and is presented here solely as a decorative symbol. The meaning is presented as cultural or personal context, not as a guarantee.
How to care for this piece?
To preserve the finish, avoid prolonged contact with perfumes, creams, or chemical products; after use, dry the piece with a soft cloth and store it separately.
Shipping
| Region | Delivery time | Shipping cost | Free shipping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Península española | 1–2 días laborables | 3,90 €. |
Desde 19 € |
| Islas Canarias e Islas Baleares | 3–5 días laborables | 30 €. |
Desde 75 € |
Los plazos de entrega pueden variar en periodos de alta demanda, festivos o por causas ajenas a nuestra empresa.
Materials and care
- Cuerpo metálico del brazalete
- Acero inoxidable
To care for your jewellery, follow these general recommendations.
Recommendations:
• Avoid direct contact with perfumes, creams or chemicals
• Dry after contact with water or sweat
• Store in a dry place when not in use
• Clean gently with a dry cloth
Returns
Puedes solicitar una devolución dentro de los 30 días naturales posteriores a la recepción del pedido.
El producto debe estar sin usar, en buen estado y con su embalaje original siempre que sea posible.
En caso de defecto de fabricación o problema de calidad, contáctanos con tu número de pedido y fotos o vídeo del producto.
Los gastos de devolución correrán a cargo del cliente, salvo si el producto presenta un defecto o error por parte de Cotigo.
No realizamos cambios directos.
Contacto: cotigo.bisuteria@gmail.com
Symbol meanings
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Turkish Evil Eye
The Turkish evil eye, or nazar, is an amulet of concentric blue circles traditionally used to ward off the evil eye. In jewelry it expresses protection and good wishes for the person wearing or receiving it.