Hamsa Keychain | Evil Eye Pendant | Turkish Charm

FAQ

• Q: What does the Hamsa Hand and Evil Eye symbolize?

  
  

  A: The Hamsa Hand (Hand of Fatima) is a timeless symbol of protection, blessings, and good fortune across Middle Eastern, North African, and Mediterranean cultures. The Turkish Evil Eye (Nazar) is a traditional amulet believed to ward off negative energy, the evil eye curse, and bring good luck to the wearer. Together, they create a powerful spiritual charm for daily protection.
  
  
• Q: Will the enamel chip or the rhinestones fall off easily?

  
  

  A: No. Our keychains use high-temperature cured enamel coating for exceptional scratch and chip resistance, even with daily wear. The AAA-grade rhinestones are secured with both tight prong setting and industrial-grade adhesive, preventing shedding even with frequent jostling in bags or on key sets.
  
  
• Q: Is the clasp secure? Will it accidentally open and lose my keys?

  
  

  A: Absolutely. We use a heavy-duty alloy spring-loaded clasp with a reinforced safety lock design. It opens smoothly for easy attachment to keys, bags, or luggage, but stays securely closed to prevent accidental opening, eliminating the risk of lost keys or charms.