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Lucky Mesa – Evil Eye Braided Cord Bracelet
Lucky Mesa – Evil Eye Braided Cord Bracelet
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Shipping Policy
Each product is made to order and carefully prepared by hand before shipment.
Please allow 3–5 business days after payment is confirmed for handmade preparation before dispatch.
Our order cut-off time is 2:00 PM EST, Monday - Friday. Orders placed after this time will begin processing on the next business day.
Free standard shipping usually takes 7 to 14 business days after dispatch.
Expedited shipping, when available at checkout, usually takes 5 to 8 business days after dispatch.
The estimated delivery time includes standard customs clearance.
We currently cannot ship to P.O. Boxes, APO/FPO military addresses, or U.S. Territories.
Return & Exchange Policy
Return & Exchange Policy
We accept return requests within 30 days after delivery.
To be eligible for a return, the item must be in its original condition, unworn, unused, and free from damage caused by misuse, washing, alteration, or improper handling.
Please contact us at support@norelva.com before sending any return package. Unauthorized returns may be lost or rejected.
For product quality issues, we will cover the return shipping costs. For non-quality related returns, customers are responsible for return shipping costs.
Warranty
Warranty
If your item arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, please contact us at support@norelva.com with your order number and clear photos showing the issue.
After review, we will provide a replacement or refund solution when applicable.
Damage caused by misuse, washing, alteration, improper handling is not covered.
Lucky Mesa is a lucky bracelet in desert colors, mint, cocoa, and mustard, braided around a small brass eye.
The eye is one of the world's oldest good-luck symbols, worn to turn away bad energy and welcome good fortune in. Think of it as a good luck bracelet for the road: a small charm for interviews, first dates, long drives, and anything else where a little luck helps.
The mint, dark-brown, and mustard cords are twisted together by hand in our small workshop, then wrapped in sand and mint at the charm, with tassels in all three colors. The bead is brass with a fired clay inlay, a dark eye with a sea-green center ringed in deep red squares. It's the same charm that sits on Safe Passage, here in southwestern colors.
Size: Adjustable 5–8 in (sliding knot)
A good luck gift for exam week, a new job, or a friend who's due for a win.
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Product Help
GOOD TO KNOW
What does the lucky eye mean?
The lucky eye is another name for the evil eye charm. It's worn to keep bad energy away, and many people see it as a symbol of good fortune and being looked after.
Is a lucky eye the same as an evil eye?
Yes, it's the same symbol. "Evil eye" refers to the envy the charm guards against, while "lucky eye" describes the good luck it's meant to bring.
Will the brass change color?
Brass naturally darkens over time into a warm patina. Rub it gently with a soft, dry cloth if you prefer it bright.
Will it fit my wrist?
The sliding knot adjusts from about 5 to 8 inches.