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Antique 9ct yellow gold horseshoe earrings, Dainty, Victorian
Antique 9ct yellow gold horseshoe earrings, Dainty, Victorian
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A super sweet pair of dainty antique 9ct gold horseshoe earrings.
They are dangly earrings, the little horseshoes suspended from an ear wire fitting.
A pair for good luck, horseshoes facing down were said to pour good luck out and into there surroundings, in this case on the wearer!
Horseshoes pointing up were also a good luck symbol especially when placed above a door or entry as they were said to catch good luck and prevent evil from entering.
This sweet little pair are very lightweight and easy to wear, a charming pair of Antique gold earrings.
Unmarked, test as 9ct gold, late Victorian era.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear, light wear commensurate with age.
Approx measurements:
0.5" total length
0.25" width at the widest point
0.3" horseshoe drop
0.52 grams total combined weight
Any questions or queries please contact us.
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They are dangly earrings, the little horseshoes suspended from an ear wire fitting.
A pair for good luck, horseshoes facing down were said to pour good luck out and into there surroundings, in this case on the wearer!
Horseshoes pointing up were also a good luck symbol especially when placed above a door or entry as they were said to catch good luck and prevent evil from entering.
This sweet little pair are very lightweight and easy to wear, a charming pair of Antique gold earrings.
Unmarked, test as 9ct gold, late Victorian era.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear, light wear commensurate with age.
Approx measurements:
0.5" total length
0.25" width at the widest point
0.3" horseshoe drop
0.52 grams total combined weight
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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