Greek Eye

This is a line of jewellery featuring the Greek “evil eye” motif — symbolizing protection from negative energy — with designs in necklaces, bracelets, charms, etc.

Designs include blue-accent pendants, eye charms, bracelets with Greek eye beads, and gold or sterling silver pieces.

The collection includes gold-tone (or gold plated) and sterling silver versions of Greek Eye jewellery.

 Yes — the evil eye design is traditionally believed to ward off bad luck or negative energies.

The collection page mentions “intricate blue Greek eye necklaces” which suggests enamel or blue detailing is used.

Yes — the collection includes both gold (or gold-tone) and sterling silver Greek Eye jewellery.

Yes — individual product pages generally show such details (where products exist). (Implied from how the site is structured)

 Possibly — when products are active, some may have “Sale” tags or discounted pricing, as happens in other Acotis collections.

Yes — as with all their jewellery, Greek Eye items would include presentation packaging and a warranty.

Yes — Acotis supports international shipping for jewellery items.

Yes — they follow the standard return / exchange policy so long as items are unused and in original condition.

Yes — the collection is ideally suited for matching sets using the same evil eye motif.

• Clean with a soft, non-abrasive cloth
  
  
• Avoid chemicals, perfumes, or sprays
  
  
• Store separately to avoid scratching
  
  
• Be cautious with enamel or blue detailing
  
  

Likely yes — since the collection is described as “Explore … designs … whether you’re looking for a Greek eye charm or a protection pendant,” the page implies future stock additions.