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According to ancient folklore, "fairy folk" existed during the Stone Age across what is now Northern Europe and the British Isles. When migrating Celtic tribes began invading the lands, the fairies hid in forests and camouflaged themselves by wearing green. To ward off goblins and evil spirits from their homes, the people hung iron horseshoes over their front doors.

Some believe that a horseshoe with the two ends pointing up collects good luck and keeps it from falling out, while other traditions state that the two ends should point downward so that luck pours onto those who walk through the door.

STUDDED HORSESHOE CHARM

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