Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden – 20 Beads

Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden – 20 Beads

£23.04
Sale price  £23.04 Regular price  £19.20
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Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden – 20 Beads

Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden – 20 Beads

£23.04
Sale price  £23.04 Regular price  £19.20

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This Evil Eye on Lapis Gemstone Dome Garden combines a familiar protective symbol with a gemstone-focused display. Made with 20 beads, it has a compact, decorative format designed to bring together the visual language of the evil eye and the deep blue character associated with lapis.

The evil eye is an ancient symbol found across several cultural and spiritual traditions, where it is commonly understood as a protective motif. Lapis has also held a long-standing place in jewellery, ornament and mineral collections. This piece brings those two points of interest together rather than presenting them as separate objects.

Its dome garden style gives the arrangement a sculptural quality. The beads create a rounded, gathered appearance, while the lapis reference provides the gemstone identity. It can sit among other crystals and mineral pieces, or act as a small focal point in a display of symbolic objects.

Symbol and gemstone in one display

Use it as a decorative object, keep it with a collection of gemstone items or give it to someone interested in traditional symbols and natural stone. In spiritual traditions, evil eye objects are associated with protection, but that is a matter of belief and symbolism rather than a proven physical effect. The appeal here lies in the combination of meaning, colour and unusual presentation.

  • Evil eye on lapis gemstone dome garden
  • Contains 20 beads
  • Part of the Gemstone Tree Gardens product type

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