The use of a horseshoe as a good luck symbol dates back to ancient times when horses were an integral part of the lives of many people. Originally, they were made of iron, a material supposed to keep evil spirits away.

Today, it's time to add another member to the family - a golden silver version with rose.

Opinions are shared as to the way horseshoe must be nailed. Some say that the ends must be directed upwards, so that horse iron captures luck, and that the ends directed downwards allow the chance to escape; Others say that they must be directed downwards, so that luck is pouring out on those who enter the house.

But there is no doubt that this lucky carrier in golden silver with the rose of 1 Oz with rural style ornaments and a silk finish is the perfect gift. Only 999 copies will be struck.