Horseshoe pendant

In European folk tradition, an iron horseshoe nailed above a door was believed to keep out evil spirits, and later to bring good luck. Cold iron was widely thought to repel fairies, witches and ghosts. A legend tells how St Dunstan, a blacksmith who became Archbishop of Canterbury, nailed a shoe to the Devil’s hoof and freed him only when he promised never to enter a place with a horseshoe over the door.

Material

Stainless steel

Stainless steel

Hard-wearing steel that resists tarnish and copes with water and sweat.

Rinse it in warm water with a drop of mild soap, dry it well and wipe it with a soft cloth.

Free shipping to every country we deliver to, usually in 5–12 working days.

EU and UK: VAT is included for orders up to €150 / £135. Other countries may charge import duty or taxes on delivery.

30 days to return a piece. Return postage is paid by you.

30-day warranty against manufacturing faults, counted from delivery.

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