Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

6 mm diameter Just short of 1/4 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

7 mm diameter Little over 1/4 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

8 mm diameter 5/16 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

9 mm diameter Just short of 3/8 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

10 mm diameter Little over 3/8 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

11 mm diameter 7/16 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

6 mm diameter Just short of 1/4 Inch

Round Shape

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Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

8 mm diameter 5/16 Inch

Rhinestone Rondelles Clear Crystal

Beautiful Shiny Rhinestone Rondelles

Spacers channel rhinestones make handsome finishing touch

Each rhinestone rondelles has a hole through it for
easy threading.

10 mm diameter Little over 3/8 Inch

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The evil eye is a belief that the envy elicited by the good luck of fortunate people may result in their misfortune. The perception of the nature of the phenomenon, its causes, and possible protective measures, varies between different cultures.
Albanian language "mer m?sysh" (to give somebody the bad eye) Armenian "atchka ooloonk ulung ulunk" (eye bead); "char atchk" (bad eye)
Amharic "Buda" (one with envious eyes) Standard Arabic عين حسد ayin hasad (eye of envy) Tunisian Arabic "'ayn l-mrida" (sick eye) Chamorro "Atan baba" Croatian "Urokljivo oko" (the cursing eye) Dutch "het boze oog" (the evil eye) Persian "bla band" (the eye of evil)Finnish "Paha silm?quot; (bad eye)French "Le Mauvais Oeil", "La Guigne", "La Skoumoune", depending on region German "B?er Blick" (evil gaze)Greek to matiasma (μάτιασμα) or mati (μάτι) someone refers to the act of casting the evil eye (Mati being the Greek word for eye); also: "vaskania" (jinx)Hebrew "ayin ha'ra" (the evil eye)Hungarian szemmel ver? (beating with eyes) Italian, malocchio (malignant bad eye)Maltese "l-ghajn" (the eye)Persian various terms can be found, depending on the region. In Iran, people use Ceşme Zaxm (pronounced ?Cheshm?Zahm?) which means 'eye of harm', or Ceşme?ur(pronounced "Cheshm?Shoor") meaning 'Sour Eyes'. In Afghanistan, Dari-speaking people use the terms "nazar" (vision) or "chashmi bad" (bad or evil eye). Tajiki-speakers use the terms "chashmi bad" (bad or evil eye) or simply "chashmi" (derived from the word "chashm", meaning "eye")Polish oko proroka (the eye of the prophet)Portuguese, olho gordo (fat eye), quebranto (breaker) or mau olhado (bad gaze)
Romanian [[deochi]] (from the eye)Russian сглаз (a noun from verb сглазить from noun глаз - "an eye")Sicilian, ucchiatura ("eye activity")Slovak little babies are said to have a malady named z oč? (from the eyes)Spanish, the phrase is mal de ojo (the eye's curse) or simply ojo (the eye)Swedish "onda ?at" (the evil eye)Tagalog "ohiya" or mata ng diablo (the devil's eye)Turkish "nazar" (stare) or "kem g?" (evil eye)Urdu "buri nazar" orsimply "nazar" ("bad vision" or simply "vision")Yiddish aynore or ahore (from Hebrew עין הרע cayin harac)It is tradition among many Muslims, that if a compliment is to be made, you are always supposed to say "Masha'Allah" (ما شاء الله) to ward off the evil eye; it literally means "whatever God wills". It is a testimony from someone that he/she believes that either good or bad it will only happen if God wants to. Dari-speakers in Afghanistan use the phrase "Nami Khuda" ([The] name of God) in place of "Mashallah", as well as a phrase with a similar purpose, "Chashmi bad dur" ([May] the evil eye [be] far). These phrases are found in Tajiki as well, in a slightly different form.