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Antique 9ct gold horseshoe earrings
Antique 9ct gold horseshoe earrings
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£179.00 GBP
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A super sweet pair of tiny antique 9ct gold horseshoe earrings.
They are dangly earrings, the little horseshoes suspended from an ear wire fitting.
They have 'nails' embossed to the front and are both marked on the reverse 9 375 for 9ct gold.
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.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear, some slight misshapen areas on the wires, light aged patina to the gold.
Approx measurements:
25mm total length
10mm width at the widest point
10mm horseshoe drop
0.64 grams total combined weight
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
They are dangly earrings, the little horseshoes suspended from an ear wire fitting.
They have 'nails' embossed to the front and are both marked on the reverse 9 375 for 9ct gold.
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.
Condition:
Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear, some slight misshapen areas on the wires, light aged patina to the gold.
Approx measurements:
25mm total length
10mm width at the widest point
10mm horseshoe drop
0.64 grams total combined weight
Any questions or queries please contact us.
FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING.
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