FREE: COBRA Evil Eye Necklace, Said to Ward off Evil, Choose Eye Color & Chain, Plus Bonus Earrings

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"Because we focused on the snake, we missed the scorpion."... Egyptian Proverb

Gold tone Cobra Evil Eye necklace. Pick a 20 or 24 in traditional chain, or a 20 or 24 in ball chain (dog tag style). The cobra is 1.25 in long, 3/4 in wide, and 3/8 in tall. Pick your eye color. Plus a Bonus pair of Vampire Fang, Karma OR Skull Cross Earrings.

Eye Colors (left to right) - 1/ Aqua, 2/ Hazel, 3/ Green ,4/ Brown, 5/ Blue

The evil eye amulet protects you. All the bad energy will be directed to the amulet & will be unable to reach you. The evil intent will be directed back to the onlooker.

Snakes represent a dual expression of good & evil, & are considered one of the wisest of animals. They symbolize fertility or a creative life force. In other cultures they represent sexual desire & are connected with vengefulness. As snakes shed their skin, they symbolize rebirth, transformation, immortality, & healing. In some cultures snakes symbolize the umbilical cord, joining all humans to Mother Earth. In Crete the Great Goddess' snake familiars were worshiped as guardians of her mysteries of birth & regeneration. Serpents are guardians of temples & other sacred spaces. The snake slithers between the earth & the roots of plants, learning their secrets & so became associated with medicine & healing. Asclepius, the God of medicine & healing, carried a staff with one serpent wrapped around it, which became the symbol of modern medicine. To the Celts the snake was a symbol of secret knowledge, cunning & transformation; disappearing in colder months & summoned by the sun in warm months connected it to the shadow worlds. In Chinese mythology, snakes are shape shifters with the ability to appear human or as a snake. In Egypt the snake is symbolic of the cyclic nature of the universe where creation begins after destruction & life springs from death.