Horse Shoe Pendant

Horseshoes are meant to protect and reinforce horses' hooves, and have the meaning of "protection."
Furthermore, due to its U-shaped shape, it is said to "store good luck".
ZOCALO's Horse Shoes are slanted properly, so they are sure to bring you good luck.


Horse Shoe Pendant
https://zocalo.jp/collections/ivy/products/horse-shoe-charm-white-cz

The horseshoe pendant, which has a beautiful sparkling white zirconia finish, has a cute design that is rare in Zocalo, and is a popular silver accessory among women.

The sides and Vatican are carefully crafted with ZOCALO's handmade ivy and ivy patterns, which are the eternal symbols of friendship and love.

It is recommended for those who like simple accessories, and it is easy to match with various genres of fashion such as street style, American casual, mode, vintage clothing, etc., and is recommended for yourself or as a pair with your girlfriend or boyfriend.

In addition, the design of the clasp is inspired by Suphannahong, the firebird used on the tips of the sails of Thai royal ships, and it goes perfectly with the anchor necklace S, which has a cool bird face.

It is sized to match the thin chains that many women use, and uses a push-type function to open and close the opening without damaging the nails.
Spring insertion and finishing can only be done by a skilled craftsman.

A slightly thicker (width 2.3mm) square azuki bean neck chain with cut edges.
Although it has a classic design, this necklace is attractive and easy to match with most pendant tops.

When you wear it, you can enjoy a very refreshing atmosphere.

*The length of the chain is 50cm.

All of ZOCALO's silver accessories contain amulets and positive meanings, and are developed with the hope that the wearer will have a better life and future.
 

You can see the actual product at our Harajuku store and Koenji store.

We are looking forward to your visit.

ZOCALO HARAJUKU
Jingumae T Building 2F, 3-21-19 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
03-3401-0166
12:00〜19:00 
Closed on Wednesdays *Open on public holidays

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