🧿  Nazar Amulett

The 🧿 emoji represents a Turkish Nazar amulet. It is a blue circle with an eye in it.

The evil eye emoji 🧿 was introduced as part of Unicode 11.0 in 2018.

The belief that the "evil eye" brings misfortune or doom is common in many cultures, especially in the Mediterranean and Middle East. The blue glass amulet known as a nazar, which is believed to ward off the evil eye, is particularly popular in Turkey and Greece.

This emoji can be used in a variety of contexts. Here are a few examples:

"I'm always keeping an eye on you. 🧿"
"Take care and let the evil eye protect you. 🧿"
"I love how my new evil eye jewelry looks. 🧿"

👁️: The single eye emoji is often used to symbolize seeing, watching, or paying attention, similar to the evil eye, but without the spiritual or mystical connotations.
🍀: The shamrock emoji is often used as a symbol of good luck, similar to the evil eye, which is used to protect against bad luck.
📿: The prayer chain emoji is often used in spiritual or religious contexts, similar to the evil eye, which also has a spiritual meaning.

Compared to these emoji, the evil eye 🧿 is more specific in its symbolism and is usually used to symbolize protection, surveillance, or mystical powers.