Eye of Horus jewelry goes back to ancient Egypt, and the symbol, with its unmistakable outline, has been worn ever since. Here you'll find it on an orgonite pendant set with natural stone chips and on a gold-tone medallion: two ways to wear a bold design with thousands of years of history, every day.
What does the Eye of Horus mean?
In ancient Egypt, this stylized eye was above all a symbol of protection and watchfulness. In the old stories, the eye was lost in a battle and later restored. Ever since, people have carried it as a watchful eye, and as a sign of wholeness regained.
The stones in our Eye of Horus jewelry
On the orgonite pendant, the gold-tone eye stands out against chips of lapis lazuli, the deep blue that ancient Egyptian craftsmen prized so highly, or black obsidian, the stone of grounding and protection. Pair it with our tree of life jewelry or browse our protection collection.
Eye of Horus or evil eye?
They often get mixed up. The evil eye, also called the Greek eye or nazar, is a blue eye made of concentric circles, from the Mediterranean and Turkey. The Eye of Horus has a long, drawn-out line, an eyebrow and two marks running down beneath the lid. To learn more, read our article on the meaning of the evil eye.
