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NEW BEGINNINGS
When to give a nazar gift
New home: a blessing for the first night in a new home.
New baby: pinned close to keep the little one safe.
Wedding or engagement: protection for the start of a life together.
New business: good wishes for the doors opening.
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CHICAGO & NATIONWIDE
Same-day delivery in Chicago, shipped nationwide
Order by 10 AM CT, Monday–Saturday, for same-day delivery across Chicago, Bannockburn and the North Shore (Northbrook, Highland Park, Deerfield, Winnetka, Lake Forest). Everywhere else in the US ships in a few days.
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WHAT THE NAZAR MEANS
About evil eye rose gifts
The evil eye, or nazar, is one of the oldest symbols of protection in the world. You'll find the blue eye bead hung by front doors, pinned to baby clothes and tucked into wallets across Turkey, Greece, the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia, as well as in many Latin American and Jewish homes. The idea is simple and kind. When someone is admired, envied or simply very lucky, the eye watches over them and keeps harm away.
It is a symbol of care rather than superstition, and it is given with love. That is why it suits new beginnings: a first home, a new baby, a wedding, a business opening its doors. Our evil eye boxes pair the deep blue charm with real roses preserved at their peak, so the wish for protection stays on display for a year or more. Preserved roses, also known as forever roses, are long-lasting flowers that need no water and no care.
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What the nazar means
An ancient charm across Turkish, Greek, Middle Eastern and South Asian homes: the eye watches over what you love and turns envy away. Given at beginnings, so nothing spoils them.
When to give one
Housewarming
New baby
Wedding
New business
Birthday
Same-day in Chicago
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The nazar, or evil eye, is a protective symbol found across Turkish, Greek, Middle Eastern and South Asian traditions. It is given to wish someone safety and good fortune, which is why it suits a housewarming, a new baby, a wedding, a new job or a birthday.
Yes. Real Ecuadorian roses preserved at peak bloom and arranged around the evil eye motif. They are not silk or dried, they need no water, and they last a year or more.
Generally yes. The evil eye is widely given as a decorative good luck piece rather than a religious object, and it is a common housewarming and new baby gift well beyond the cultures it comes from. If you are unsure, it also reads simply as a striking blue and white arrangement.
New homes, new babies, weddings and engagements, new businesses and job changes, and birthdays. It is a particularly common housewarming gift, since the symbol is traditionally meant to protect the home and the people in it.
No. No water, no trimming, no feeding. Keep the arrangement out of direct sunlight and away from humidity, and dust it gently when it needs it.
In Chicago and the surrounding suburbs, order by 10 AM CT Monday through Saturday for same day delivery. We ship to the rest of the United States, so allow a few days in transit for those orders.
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