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Corvidae Antique has dated this 9ct Gold Horseshoe Pendant to the 1930s.
Although in modern times many people think a horseshoe has to be a turned-up U shape to "keep the luck in", the traditional Victorian horseshoe points down and was considered a way to disperse any luck and protect a home rather than holding it in.

SIZE: 2.2 x 2.5cm, not including the bail.
WEIGHT: 2.0g.
MATERIALS: Nine-carat (375) gold.
HALLMARKS/STAMPS: None (tested).
CONDITION: Excellent vintage/antique condition.
ERA: Estimated early-mid 20th century, possibly earlier.
Corvidae Antique has dated this 9ct Gold Horseshoe Pendant to the 1930s.
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