Evil Eye Knotted Cord Bracelet with Single Eye, Five Eyes or Charm Motifs

This evil eye cord bracelet range pairs textured knotted bands with blue eye details, from a single round centerpiece to five eyes spaced along the cord. Materials in the range include stone beads. Choose by the arrangement of the eyes, the surrounding motifs and the cord color.

One eye or a repeating pattern

Single Eye places a round blue eye between two smooth beads, keeping the decoration concentrated at the front. Ring Eye adds an open circular frame around the blue center for a more pronounced outline. Both designs offer Gold tone or Silver tone details in selected cord colors.

Five Eyes spaces five smaller blue eyes along a narrower knotted band. Consider this style if you prefer the motif to continue around the bracelet rather than form one large focal point.

Hands and animal motifs

Paired Elephants frames the central round eye with two inward-facing elephants, with patterned details across their backs. Paired Hamsas uses two dotted hand motifs on either side of the eye. These arrangements create a broader decorated front than the Single Eye style.

For an eye incorporated directly into a shaped centerpiece, choose Hamsa with black cord, Turtle with red cord, Owl with brown cord or Butterfly with blue cord. The Hamsa has dotted fingers, the turtle has an outlined shell, the owl has feather details, and the butterfly has patterned wings.

Choose the cord to suit your palette

Blue cord echoes the eye detail, while red creates a stronger contrast. Black and brown offer darker backgrounds; white gives the blue centerpiece a pale surround, and turquoise adds a brighter blue band. The Multicolored Single Eye options mix several strand colors throughout the knots. Available colors vary by design, so select the motif first, then compare its cord and metallic tone choices.

The bands have a knotted back section and trailing ends finished with beads. Try matching the Gold tone or Silver tone details to a simple ring, or wear a shaped centerpiece on its own to leave its outline visible.