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The “Lucky Horseshoe” legend
dates back to the 12th Century when Saint Dunstan gave the horseshoe
a special power against evil. Approached by Satan to make horseshoes for his
cloven feet, Dunstan knew he was the devil. He shackled him to the wall to
attach the horseshoes and refused to free the devil until he promised never to
enter a house with a horseshoe.
Still today the horseshoe can
be found nailed above or near the front door of many homes throughout Europe and
is respected as a magically protective amulet.
In Britain and many other
countries the “Lucky Horseshoe” is used as a wedding accessory, good luck symbol
and keepsake, which is traditionally given to the bride and often carried with
the bouquet.
There are horseshoes for every
occasion and everyone needs a little bit of luck now and then. We have
horseshoes for
weddings
or
for
baby showers.
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Why
not give the gift of well wishes and good luck to
your friends and family!
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