Evil Eye Rings
Evil eye rings set the nazar — a centuries-old Mediterranean and Turkish symbol traditionally worn to ward off misfortune — onto the part of you that stays in view all day. Each of our eight designs is crafted in 925 sterling silver and set with blue zircon stones, in classic blue or striking black, from £42.
How to Choose an Evil Eye Ring
Start with colour. Traditional nazar blue is the instantly recognisable choice and pairs naturally with silver, while black gives the same motif a moodier, more contemporary edge. Then look at the setting: a round eye framed in blue zircon makes a confident centrepiece, and the heart-shaped zircon design softens the symbol for romantic gifting. Finally, think about how you already wear rings — slimmer designs stack happily alongside other bands, while a bolder face deserves a finger of its own.
What the Eye Actually Means
The nazar appears across Turkish, Greek and wider Mediterranean cultures, where it has been worn for centuries as a traditional symbol of watchfulness against envy and ill fortune. Worn on the hand, that symbolism stays literally in sight. For the full story — where the motif comes from, what the colours signify and the etiquette of giving one — read our guide to evil eye jewellery meaning, rules and superstitions.
925 Sterling Silver, Blue Zircon
Every ring here is crafted in 925 sterling silver — 92.5% pure silver alloyed for strength — and set with blue zircon stones that give the eye its depth and light. Silver is tarnish-resistant with basic care and polishes back to brightness easily, which matters for a ring you intend to wear daily rather than save for occasions.
Who to Give One To
An evil eye ring is traditionally given as a wish for someone else's good fortune, which makes it a natural present for fresh starts: a new job, a first flat, exam results, big travel plans. From £42, the collection sits comfortably inside most gift budgets. If you are building a matching set, the same motif runs through our evil eye necklaces, and the complete evil eye jewellery collection adds bracelets and more.
Keeping the Silver Bright
Take your ring off before swimming, showering and household cleaning, and wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth after wear. Store it in a dry pouch away from other pieces so the zircon stones stay unscratched. These rings are not personalised, so the standard 60-day returns and exchanges window applies if you need a different size.
Frequently asked questions
Which hand or finger should an evil eye ring go on?
There is no fixed rule. Tradition only asks that the eye stays visible, so most wearers choose whichever finger they glance at most. Many pick the hand they gesture with so the symbol is seen by others too.
Are these evil eye rings solid 925 sterling silver?
Yes. Every ring in this collection is crafted in 925 sterling silver and set with blue zircon stones. Both the classic blue and the black colourways are built on the same sterling silver base.
How do I find the right ring size before ordering?
Measure the inside diameter of a ring that already fits the intended finger and compare it with the size options on the product page. If you fall between two sizes, sizing up is usually the safer choice.
What does it mean if an evil eye ring breaks?
In Mediterranean folklore a broken evil eye is said to have done its job and is simply replaced. Treat that as tradition rather than fact — and if a ring ever arrives damaged, contact us straight away.
Is an evil eye ring an appropriate gift?
Yes — the nazar is traditionally given to someone else as a wish for their good fortune. It suits new jobs, new homes, travel and other fresh starts, and these designs start at £42.
How long does delivery take, and can I return a ring?
Typical delivery is 7-12 working days, with free UK shipping on orders over £79. These rings are not personalised, so the standard 60-day returns and exchanges policy applies.