A Twin Lash Evil Eye Cuff Bracelet
Two eyes with open lash frames face each other across the front of this evil eye cuff bracelet, each lash picked out in small stones with a blue enamel centre. The frames are left hollow so the outline reads clearly. A plain wire carries them around the wrist without adding bulk.
| Product Type | Cuff Bracelet |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Blue enamel with cubic zirconia |
| Ideal Occasion | Casual weekends and holidays |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- Lashes are worked as separate spikes around each frame, so the eye reads as drawn rather than solid.
- Hollow frames leave the centre of each eye open, with only the enamel dot filling the space.
- Blue and white enamel marks the pupil of each eye against the small stones around it.
- Constructed in 925 sterling silver on a fine round wire that keeps the pair light.
- Facing motifs sit either side of the opening, framing the gap instead of hiding it.
Styling Suggestions
The lash detail makes this the most graphic of the eye cuffs, so it holds its own without support. Wear it with plain cotton or linen where the outline shows against the skin. If you stack, keep the neighbours plain so the lashes stay legible.
FAQs
How is this different from a plain evil eye cuff?
The lashes are the difference. Drawing spikes around each frame turns a simple round eye into a graphic motif with more outline and more movement, which reads as bolder on the wrist than a plain enamel eye would, particularly from a short distance.
Do the lash points catch on clothes?
They are short and rounded at the tips rather than sharp, so ordinary cotton and linen pass over them easily. Fine knitwear and loose weaves are the only fabrics worth easing over slowly, as with any raised jewellery detail sitting above the band.
Is the enamel colour on both eyes identical?
Both eyes are finished in the same blue and white, so the pair matches across the opening. Small variation between hand finished pieces is normal and shows only under close inspection, which is part of how hand applied enamel work looks up close.
Can I wear this cuff to sleep?
It is better taken off at night. An open wire cuff can bend under body pressure, and enamel is more likely to knock against a headboard or a phone while you sleep. Removing it also keeps the shape true for longer.
