Evil Eye and Hamsa what they are helping for? Phrases and rituals are not the only way to prevent evil forces. The most popular method of escaping the eyeball effect in many cultures is to use evil eye talisman, evil eye symbol and evil eye ornament. These are designed to "reflect" the power of evil appearances. The evil eye amulet originated in Greece, where it was called the "apotropaic" amulet, which meant it reflected damage. The most basic design of the evil eye popular in the Middle East is the amulet, designed with concentric blue and white circles to symbolize evil eyes, known as nazar. It is usually used for houses, vehicles or jewelry. The Eye of Evil: One of the most powerful examples of evil eye amulets in the Middle East and Africa is Hamsa, also known as the "Hand of Fatima." Hamsa is a hand symbol with evil eyes on the palm of your hand. Hamsa can be used for wallpaper or jewelry to prevent evil eyes. Hamsa was also found in Jewish culture, where it was called "the hand of God" or "the hand of Miriam." The popularity of Kabbalah has reactivated Hamsa and has affected its presence in jewelry and design. Regardless of style, such as golden evil eye jewelry or evil eye necklace, the basic design uses one eye set on a blue background. Jewels and stones often decorate this eye to show the power of the gazer. Each culture adds its own colors based on local legends and beliefs. Red is fortunate in some Jewish cultures, while blue is sacred in the Middle East because it is connected to precious water.