Charm Horseshoe
Antique Silver
OD:18.9 x 14.2 x 1.9mm
Symbolizes good luck – It wasn’t the end result of the horseshoe that was the symbol of good luck in times gone by, but more of the maker of the horseshoe itself, the Blacksmith. The Blacksmith was considered to be an extremely lucky trade because they worked with fire, an element that provided protection against evil. The horseshoe was hung over the doorway of ones home to prevent from the “evil eye” form entering in. The horseshoe was considered lucky too because it used 7 iron nails to be attached, another very important and powerful number.
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Sign InNunn Design offers several base metals and plating options within our collection of jewelry findings. The most accurate way to tell if an item is from another country is checking the “Country of Origin” underneath “Additional Information” on a product detail page. Those are updated constantly to maintain accuracy.
Metals:
- Cast Pewter Findings: Nunn Design Pewter findings are cast in the USA with imported lead-free pewter.
- Brass Findings: Nunn Design Brass Findings are sourced from various countries. Check each finding for exact specification.
Plating:
- Plating on Cast Pewter and Brass Findings: Nunn Design findings are plated in the USA with precious imported metals. Copper, 24k gold and .999 silver. A secondary process of oxidization provides the aged look to the metals.
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| Base Metal | Pewter |
|---|---|
| Plating | .999 Fine Silver |
| Outer Dimensions | 18.9 x 14.2 x 1.9mm |
| Hole Size | 1.8mm |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Packaging | per 10 pack |
