Description
A lucky horseshoe in glossy black and gold cradles a single pearl at its center, like a small moon held in an open arch. Made in the Spanish damascene style of the 1960s–1970s, it pairs four-petal flowers and beaded detailing with a hanging faux pearl that moves gently with wear. The horseshoe has long been carried as a symbol of protection and good fortune. A charming, storied piece that sits softly at the collarbone.
Materials
Gold-tone metal with black enamel and damascene-style detailing, faux pearl, gold-tone chain
on a new chain
Details
Collected by Mineral and Matter