925 Silver Lucky Eye Bracelet · Adjustable Nazar Slider
✦ New — be the first to reviewHallmarked 925 sterling silver, handcrafted by anokhi's Jaipur silversmiths — ships with a certificate of authenticity.
- Bolo slider adjusts ~5.5–8.5 in — one size, no clasp to fumble with
- Chain, slider, eye frame and end-caps all 925 sterling silver, nothing plated
- Hand-set blue enamel eye with a CZ halo — both named honestly, no gemstone claim
- ~4.6 g silver stated, BIS hallmarked for 925 purity, anti-tarnish rhodium finish
About this piece
"Lucky eye" is the gentler name Indian buyers use for the nazar or evil-eye motif — the same blue-and-white eye, worn as a good-luck charm rather than a warning. This bracelet is certified 925 sterling silver throughout: an oval eye in hand-set blue enamel ringed with a fine cubic-zirconia halo, carried on a 925 box chain that closes with a bolo slider instead of a clasp. That means no wrist size to pick — it tightens anywhere between roughly 5.5 and 8.5 inches. BIS hallmarked for 925 purity, rhodium anti-tarnish finished, with about 4.6 g of silver stated on the despatch note.
Specifications
How to wear
Slide it open, drop it over your hand, then pull the tail to snug it — leave about a finger of ease so it can still spin on the wrist. Tuck the loose tail back under the chain so it does not catch on knitwear. Keep perfume, sanitiser and silver dip off the enamel; the colour lifts out in seconds and cannot be put back. Wipe with the dry cloth supplied only.
Frequently asked
How does a slider bracelet fit without choosing a size?
Two small sterling beads inside the slider grip the box chain by friction — pull the chain through to tighten, push the slider back to loosen. It holds anywhere from about 5.5 to 8.5 inches, which covers a slim teenager's wrist through to a large adult one. That is the usual reason people choose a slider when they are buying for someone else and cannot measure the wrist.
Is the blue eye a gemstone, and does anokhi claim it brings luck?
No on both counts. The blue is hand-filled enamel set in a 925 silver frame and the halo is cubic zirconia — we name both rather than let the words "lucky eye" imply a sapphire. The lucky eye or nazar is a long-standing cultural custom and we sell it as jewellery and as a gift; we make no protective, spiritual, astrological or health claims for anything we sell.
Is this real 925 sterling silver?
Yes. Every anokhi piece is solid 925 sterling silver (92.5% pure), BIS hallmarked for 925 purity where applicable, and ships with a certificate of authenticity — never silver-plated or German silver.
Will it tarnish, and how do I care for it?
Pieces carry an anti-tarnish finish. Wipe with the included cloth, avoid perfume/water contact, and store dry in the pouch between wears to keep them bright for years.
What are the shipping, COD and return terms?
Free shipping above ₹999, cash on delivery pan-India, and 7-day easy returns on unused, hallmarked items in original packaging. Authenticity issues are refunded in full.
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