Maternity Blessing Bracelet — 7 Gemstones with Evil Eye Accent, Lab-Certified
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RuPay- Traditionally given to an expectant mother as a token of love, blessing and good wishes.
- Worn in the belief that it brings a sense of protection, in line with the evil eye tradition.
- A keepsake for comfort and reassurance, not a medical or pregnancy product.
- Chosen as a meaningful gift for friends and family celebrating a new life.
- Believed by many to carry good wishes from the giver to the wearer.
- Disclaimer: these are traditional beliefs, not guaranteed or medical effects.
About this piece
A maternity bracelet is a keepsake of seven natural gemstone varieties with an evil eye glass accent, traditionally given to an expectant mother as a gesture of love and good wishes. It is worn for comfort and blessing only; it is not a medical product, makes no claim about pregnancy, and the buyer should always follow their doctor's advice. Natural bead colour and pattern vary from piece to piece.
Specifications
How to wear
Wear it on either wrist as a keepsake, and take it off when sleeping or bathing. It is a gift of comfort and blessing, not a medical product, so please follow your doctor's advice for all health matters. Remove it before swimming or applying perfume, and cleanse it with incense smoke. Keep it in a soft pouch away from direct sunlight.
Frequently asked
Which wrist should a maternity bracelet be worn on?
Either wrist is fine, so wear it on whichever side is more comfortable for you. It is a keepsake, so comfort comes first.
How can I check the beads are genuine?
Natural gemstones show small variations in colour and pattern, while imitations look uniform. Ask us for close-up photos of the actual beads before ordering.
Is this bracelet a medical product?
No. It is a keepsake of comfort and blessing, not a medical or pregnancy product, and it makes no health claims. Please follow your doctor's advice at all times.
Can I wear it in water?
Remove it before bathing, swimming or using perfume, and keep it dry. Store it in a soft pouch away from direct sunlight to protect the beads.
How to verify this is genuine
The evil eye bead is meant to be glass — that is the tradition, not a shortcut. What separates a real nazar bead from a cheap one is how the eye was made.
- 01Layered, not printed
In hand-applied lampwork the concentric rings are separate layers of molten glass fused into the bead, with slight depth and irregularity. Printed or decal eyes sit flat on the surface and can chip off as a film.
- 02Slight asymmetry
Hand-made eyes are never perfectly circular or perfectly identical bead to bead. Flawless uniformity across every bead indicates a moulded plastic imitation.
- 03Temperature and weight
Glass is cool on contact and heavier than acrylic of the same size.
- 04Scratch the surface
A pin drawn across an inconspicuous area: acrylic marks, glass does not.
Read the honest guides
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