Blue Evil Eye Hanging Charm

• the blue “eye” bead at the bottom is a Nazar, commonly used in many cultures—especially  Greek, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean—believed to protect against the evil eye or negative energy.

• People often hang these in homes, cars, or wear them as jewelry for protection.

✝️ 2. Cross

• The metal cross in the middle is a Christian cross, symbolizing faith, blessing, and protection.

• Many people hang crosses or rosaries in their cars for spiritual comfort or as a reminder of their beliefs.

🔗 Combined Meaning

This charm blends:

• Christian symbolism (the cross)

• Mediterranean/Greek protective symbolism (evil eye)

Together, it’s typically meant to serve as a protective talisman, offering spiritual or symbolic reassurance while driving.