Nina Garcia's Favorite Buys of the Month: Gorgeous Accessories Inspired by Greece

A minimalist cord bracelet by SHY.

$115; nordstrom.com

Two handmade bracelets by Ileana Makri inspired by the evil eye.

$640; net-a-porter.com

Gladiator style with a great price. (And they come in gold.)

$425; stuartweitzman.com

The circular evil eye pendant is crafted with gold and white diamonds.

$3,550; barneys.com

Evil eye, ear cuff edition by Ileana Makri.

$2,750, net-a-porter.com

A take on the evil eye, of course, by Ileana Makri.

$2530; stylebop.com

The blue of Greek jewelry house Zolotas' Athena signet ring instantly takes me back to the Mediterranean Sea.

$1,620; zolotas.gr

The iconic column chair just proves that anything Fornasetti makes, I want.

$3,395 at Barney's New York, 212-826-8900

These clever bracelets stack to form the shape of a column.

Prices upon request, Hérmes, Hermes.com for stores

Lito's Evil-Eye necklaces get creative with different colors, and I love that they're gazing up.

$910; kultia.com

I appreciate art with a sense of humor, like this upside-down-bust sculpture (with "Overthrone!" written over the eyes.)

Price upon request, Cyrcle; stolenspace.com

These goddess-like gladiators were a collaboration with Greek jeweler Ilias Lalounis.

$700, Ancient Greek Sandals at Saks Fifth Avenue; 212-753-4000

Rams are a symbol of strength in Greek mythology, so I'll wear this gold cuff for good measure.

Price upon request, Ilias Lalounis; 212-439-9400

The 18kt white-gold necklace by Nikos Koulis features sapphires and turquoise lashes.

$1,955; matchesfashion.com

An evil eye necklace by Jennifer Zeuner that won't break the bank.

$176; neimanmarcus.com

A version of this appears in the November issue of Marie Claire, on newsstands now.