The nazar amulet 🧿, the hamsa hand 🪬, and the eye and charm symbols that ward off bad luck. Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
The evil eye symbol — known as the nazar in Turkish, Greek, and Middle Eastern traditions — is a blue-and-white eye charm believed to deflect envy and misfortune. Its companion, the hamsa (the Hand of Fatima or Hand of Miriam), carries the same protective meaning across Jewish, Muslim, and Mediterranean cultures. This page collects the nazar amulet emoji, the hamsa emoji, watchful eye characters, and the blue bead palette people use in Instagram bios, jewelry shop listings, and good-luck captions. Note that the hamsa 🪬 was added in Unicode 14, so it may show as a blank box on older devices.
The two core protection emoji: the blue evil eye bead and the hamsa hand.
Eye characters from Unicode, including the ancient Egyptian Eye of Horus.
Good-luck companions that pair naturally with the evil eye in bios and captions.
The classic nazar colorway — cobalt blue and white — as circles, squares, and hearts.
Open-palm hand emoji that echo the protective raised hand of the hamsa.
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Faith and spiritual symbols from traditions around the world.
Star and crescent, Arabic ligatures, and Muslim faith characters.
Moon phases, stars, and celestial characters to copy and paste.