Evil Eye Cord Bracelet Sets with Beaded Eye and Hamsa Designs

Choose an evil eye cord bracelet set by its centerpiece, bead pattern and color combination. The range includes zinc alloy and crystal, with designs ranging from slim strands of faceted beads to textured knotted bands. Matching pairs keep one design consistent, while the three-bracelet combinations bring different motifs together.

Eye shapes and beaded details

The Almond Eye pairs frame a circular eye within a pointed gold tone outline, with clear accents around the center and colored faceted beads along the cord. Choose Blue, Pink, Black, White, Red or Light Blue to carry your preferred color through the design. White combines pale beads with a turquoise eye detail, while Black creates a stronger contrast around the white eye ring.

The Eye and Hamsa pairs place a round eye between two small hand motifs. Red, Pink, Black, White and Blue versions repeat their main color through the centerpiece and side beads. For a different arrangement, the Eye Ring pairs in Pink or Blue have an open circular centerpiece made up of small multicolored eyes and clear accents, with larger eye beads farther along the strand.

Textured red and black cords

Multicolored Eyes - Red + Black combines two knotted bands with rows of multicolored eye beads separated by silver tone rings. This pair gives you contrasting cord colors with a similar bead arrangement. Hamsa - Red instead features matching red knotted bands, each centered on a gold tone hand with multicolored details and flanked by groups of decorative rings.

Mixed sets for layering

Pink + White + Blue brings together a small eye centerpiece on pink beads, a round blue eye with a clear accent border on a white strand, and a blue Hamsa bracelet with repeating eye beads. White + Blue + Black combines a round eye on white, an open almond eye on blue and a Hamsa hand with eye beads on black. Choose the first combination for a lighter pink accent, or the second for a darker black strand alongside blue and white.

Try wearing a mixed set together to show the different shapes, or select one bracelet to echo a color in your clothing. The option names identify the design, color combination and whether the selection contains two or three bracelets; use the corresponding option photo to choose the arrangement you prefer.