Jeyla Fashions is not only a website for various designs for tshirts and other apparel but now a destination for customized items as well Read More

Summer is finally here even though many of us are still trying to wrestle through the unpredictable spring weather. Jeyla has several new surprises for the summer season from evil eye apparel to the launch of their new sister site. Read More

The start of 2011 brings several new JEYLA exclusive evil eye jewelry pieces to our website. Due to the huge success of our exclusive collection, we are more than tripling our selection. 

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Jeyla wishes everyone a very happy 2011. We hope that this year brings you all that you hope it will and some extra to boost!

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Protecting yourself from the evil eye can also create a unique fashion, and it may just seem to be the perfect gift to give to a loved one whether they believe in the evil eye or not. They might fall for the great fashion look even though your actual gift is the protection from the evil eye.

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According to Fr. George R.A. Aquaro’s book “Death by Envy”, nearly 75% of the world’s population has some kind of belief in the Evil Eye. Aquaro also states that even though some might argue against this figure, everyone will agree that the belief in the Evil Eye is both wide-spread and ancient.

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Unique wedding favors can really flair your wedding reception.  JEYLA the evil eye store has created a collection that is not only unique but elegant and thoughtful. Our new line of shower gifts and wedding favors not only have a touch of culture but also pass on a piece of the host’s heritage.

 

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A simple search of the keyword 'evil eye bracelet' on google reveals over 11 million results on. The large number is mainly due to the wide variety of these bracelets as well as the different levels of quality they are made in.

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The discussion of the belief being real or just another fear created by our imagination will go on forever. Ask any believer and they will be sure to tell you that it is better to be safe than sorry.

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