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Antique 15ct Gold and Platinum Large Horseshoe Brooch

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A fabulous lucky horseshoe brooch in 15ct gold with little platinum details. The shape has a soft, rounded feel, and there’s subtle engraving along the inside that gives it a lovely bit of depth. The tiny platinum “nails” add a cool contrast against the warm gold—just a hint of understated luxury.

Platinum grew increasingly popular during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, often being delicately added as small, intricate details to gold pieces to create a striking contrast. This subtle combination enhanced the elegance and sophistication of the jewellery, making it highly sought after at the time.

Horseshoes have always been symbols of protection and good fortune, and they’re still super popular in jewellery today.

Generously sized, this brooch oozes sophistication and makes a bold statement. It's light in weight, minimizing pull on fabrics. You could turn this into a pendant, but honestly, I love the size of it pinned on a chic equestrian jacket.

A fabulous lucky horseshoe brooch in 15ct gold with little platinum details. The shape has a soft, rounded feel, and there’s subtle engraving along the inside that gives it a lovely bit of depth. The tiny platinum “nails” add a cool contrast against the warm gold—just a hint of understated luxury.

Platinum grew increasingly popular during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, often being delicately added as small, intricate details to gold pieces to create a striking contrast. This subtle combination enhanced the elegance and sophistication of the jewellery, making it highly sought after at the time.

Horseshoes have always been symbols of protection and good fortune, and they’re still super popular in jewellery today.

Generously sized, this brooch oozes sophistication and makes a bold statement. It's light in weight, minimizing pull on fabrics. You could turn this into a pendant, but honestly, I love the size of it pinned on a chic equestrian jacket.

The Details

Era: Late Victorian/early Edwardian

Material: 15ct & Platinum (unmarked but tested). Pin is not gold.

Measurements: 4.22g / 34mm x 29.6mm

Condition: Very Good Condition. Slight wear commensurate with age. There is a surface fine crack on the inner right side of the brooch that goes round partially to the back of the brooch (please see photos). Overall a lovely collectors piece.

Packaging: This item will be hand-tied with my branded ribbon, boxed with a thank you note personally addressed to you with some information about the item. I want you to love everything about your item - including the way it is presented. Your item will be packaged in sustainable packaging.

SKU: VGPAB-15J

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