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Wonder Care Horseshoe Authentic Used Horseshoe Good Luck Charm/Rustic/Auspicious Lucky Gift Cast Iron Real Horseshoe for Wall Decorations Prosperity and Fortune
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Wonder Care Horseshoe Authentic Used Horseshoe Good Features
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AUTHENTIC HORSESHOE: We provide genuine used rustic horseshoe that comes with instruction card cum authenticity certificate. Brings home good luck, health and prosperity
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QUALITY PRODUCT: Each piece is unique and worn out differently as we deliver real horseshoe, hence it may differ with the image shown. Shoe Naal for divine, prosperity, and fortune.
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HOW IT WORKS: The horseshoe is considered very lucky and protect your home. It attracts good fortune for the family residing inside. Hang it over a door with ends down, it will let the good luck spill over the door and stop evil from entering the house
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MAINTAINANCE: It can be cleaned easily with a wire brush if it gets rusted. It is not the flimsy type or low quality. Feel the positive energy once it is hung on your main door.
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SPIRITUAL GIFT IDEA: A very thoughtful gift for your family and friends on housewarming, inauguration or just a simple good luck present to keep them away from evil eye and bad energy. It is a symbol of lucky charm.
About Wonder Care Horseshoe Authentic Used Horseshoe Good
Lucky horseshoe used Actually having been fixed to a horse's hoof, this 4" horseshoe (exact size may vary) has been known for centuries as a powerful token of good luck. Hang it above the door of your business or home to bring good luck to all within it. The horseshoe superstition is one of good luck and good fortune. It is believed that the good luck powers of the horseshoe date back to the story of a blacksmith named Dunstan and a man he believed was the devil. It is said that a man came to Dunstan and requested that he put horseshoes on his feet (hoofs). Dunstan recognized this man as the devil and nailed a horseshoe to the devil's hoof. Seeing that the devil was in great pain, it is said that he chained him while he was in agony and only released him after the devil promised never to enter a place that had a horseshoe hung over the door. Dunstan eventually became the Archbishop of Canterbury in 959 AD and is known as Saint Dunstan. The way the horseshoe is hung and displayed varies. Some regions of the world believe that hanging the horseshoe in an upward position ("U") holds in all the good luck and the powers it brings. For them, hanging the horseshoe upside down meant that its powers would fall away and dissipate. However, there are others who believe that hanging it in a downward position allows all of the good luck, protective powers and good fortune to shower upon you and surround the home. If you are doubly superstitious, you might want to hang one in each position. The choice is yours.
