For centuries, the horseshoe has been a lucky symbol.
When a horseshoe is upright in this position, it is said to collect and store good luck.
The charm is in good vintage condition with some slight scratches to the gold.
Please note that the jump ring is not original and has been added; it has an inner diameter of approx. 4.8mm and it has been soldered shut.
Hallmarked as 9ct Gold, London, 1970
Sponsor / Maker's marks: AC.Co
Measures approx. 17.8 × 19.7 × 2.6mm (excluding the jump ring)
Weight: 3.5g
Please note the gold chain pictured is not included.
This lovely charm comes packaged in an eco-friendly box made from FSC-certified recycled materials. Please note the vintage box is for display purposes only.
Postage and Shipping:
For UK customers, please note that this item will be sent using Royal Mail's Special Delivery service, which covers up to £750 insurance.
For international customers, please note that this item will be sent using Royal Mail's International Tracked service, which covers up to £250 insurance. Third-party insurance will be taken out to cover the entire value of the piece.
For centuries, the horseshoe has been a lucky symbol.
When a horseshoe is upright in this position, it is said to collect and store good luck.
The charm is in good vintage condition with some slight scratches to the gold.
Please note that the jump ring is not original and has been added; it has an inner diameter of approx. 4.8mm and it has been soldered shut.
Hallmarked as 9ct Gold, London, 1970
Sponsor / Maker's marks: AC.Co
Measures approx. 17.8 × 19.7 × 2.6mm (excluding the jump ring)
Weight: 3.5g
Please note the gold chain pictured is not included.
This lovely charm comes packaged in an eco-friendly box made from FSC-certified recycled materials. Please note the vintage box is for display purposes only.
Postage and Shipping:
For UK customers, please note that this item will be sent using Royal Mail's Special Delivery service, which covers up to £750 insurance.
For international customers, please note that this item will be sent using Royal Mail's International Tracked service, which covers up to £250 insurance. Third-party insurance will be taken out to cover the entire value of the piece.
