Decorative Horseshoe is decorated with charms and ribbon
 
Horseshoe symbol is said to offer protection from evil, and bring good fortune.
 
Since earliest times, man has believed that the U-shape or crescent was a powerful protective symbol: For the ancient Greeks, the horseshoe shape symbolised the crescent moon with links to the Moon goddesses Artemis and Diana. In ancient Celtic tradition, horseshoe jewellery was used to ward off so-called mischievous fairies
 
Dunstan is said to have nailed a horseshoe to a horse. But, the horse was actually the Devil in disguise and it caused the Devil great pain. Dunstan was said to have agreed to remove the shoe and release the Devil only after he promised never to enter a house which was displaying a horseshoe. And so, the symbol of protection and goodness arose.
 
Hanging a Horse Shoe
 
Facing Up:
 
The horseshoe acts as a vessel to collect and keep good luck from falling out.
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Facing Down:
 
Good luck pours out over the home and those within it.
Best for indoor use.
 
Hang it in the direction that feels luckiest to you.