Heart Shape Evil Eye Pendant

• Traditionally associated with protection from negativity and bad luck

• Symbolically associated with positive energy and good fortune

• Heart-shaped design adds a romantic and elegant character

• Suitable for everyday wear or special occasions

• Can be used as a personal symbolic reminder of positivity and protection

• Suitable as a meaningful gift

Customer-facing name

Heart Shape Evil Eye Pendant

Source listing name

Heart shape Evil Eye Pendant

Design

Heart-shaped evil eye pendant

Product type

Pendant

Metal type, metal purity, stone type, stone grade, pendant dimensions, chain length, weight, certification, authenticity certificate, country of origin and plating type are not specified in the available product information.

The supplied product information presents these as traditional spiritual practices, not scientific requirements:

• Wear the pendant on Tuesday morning as a traditional practice for protection.

• Purify it using the supplied traditional cleansing practice of placing it in clean water with sea salt or Himalayan salt for a few hours.

• Hold the pendant and focus on intentions of positivity and protection.

• The supplied guidance mentions chanting “Om Hum Hanumate Namah” 11 times before wearing.

If you are unsure about the jewellery material, it is safer to follow care suited to the actual material rather than soaking it.

The supplied product information recommends starting to wear the pendant during a New Moon. This is a traditional spiritual practice associated with fresh beginnings and intention-setting, not a scientifically necessary timing.

According to the supplied traditional guidance:

• Keep the pendant close as a symbolic reminder of protection and positivity.

• Set clear intentions for love, protection and well-being.

• Wear it regularly if desired.

• Recharge it periodically under sunlight or moonlight as part of a personal spiritual practice.

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