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The Turkish evil eye, known as "Nazar Boncu?u" (or simply "Nazar"), is a traditional talisman used to ward off the evil eye—a superstition where someone's envious or negative gaze is believed to cause harm, bad luck, or misfortune. The symbol is often depicted as a flat, round or teardrop-shaped bead with concentric circles in shades of blue and white.The outermost layer is dark blue, followed by a white ring, then a lighter blue ring, and a central black or dark blue dot, which resembles an eye. The blue color is thought to symbolize protection, with darker hues representing deeper protection. The talisman is commonly found in jewelry, hung in homes, cars, or workplaces, and given as a gift for protection against negative energy. It is particularly popular in Turkey and other Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cultures.