The evil eye is an ancient symbol of protection that has been worn for centuries, and is now popular with Meghan Markle.

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A: Big, showy earrings can't help but hog center stage, leaving little room for a necklace or decorative pin. Though celebrities on the red carpet pile on the jewelry, it takes a good eye and a ...

Chynn recently traveled to the Netherlands to learn from an eye-jewelry surgeon who performed hundreds of the implants. Eye-jewelry became a minor fad in Europe a few years ago.

For instance, the shop carries limited edition jewelry by Nadia Dajani, who is of Palestinian descent, and her pieces always contain one turquoise bead symbolizing the evil eye.

A new procedure is allowing one New York woman to have a piece of platinum jewelry implanted in her eye, according to My Fox New York.

It's a tradition she started years ago. There's always more than what meets the eye with Kate Middleton's fashion. Whether it's nodding to her late mother-in-law Princess Diana with her jewelry or ...

Jewelry designed to ward off the “evil eye” and protect a young girl in her passage to the afterlife more than 1,800 years ago has been unveiled in Jerusalem some 50 years after the items were ...

On Instagram, Bianca Alcázar demonstrated how she uses a bobby pin to create the perfect cat eye.

Katie shared her lifesaving and easy-to-use bracelet fastening buy. "All you need is a bobby pin," she said. She demonstrated how she was able to quickly fasten the bobby pin through the clasp.