You may be wondering why your neighbor has a horseshoe above their door. Here's what it means, where it came from, and how ...

Placing a horseshoe at the door is regarded as a strong good fortune charm throughout many civilizations that both guards the area and welcomes beneficial energies. The Power of Iron and Its ...

One of the earliest mentions of a horseshoe being used to ward off evil is a 10th-century tale that involves the patron saint of blacksmiths, Saint Dunstan, and his encounter with the devil.

Well, for a start, you could rub that lucky horseshoe you keep on your keyring. Or even check you’ve still got those carp scales from Christmas on you. Lucky symbols and good luck charms are ...

A horseshoe proverbially brings good luck to the finder. Miss Alice H. Clancy's finding of a golden horseshoe scarfpin was the ing of a golden horseshoe scarfpin led to her securing evidence ...

The way a horseshoe is positioned also counts as different customs view it differently. Like a vessel containing prosperity and positive energy, it is thought to gather and hold good luck when ...

A Saint Patrick's Day staple, horse shoes have long been associated with good luck although there's an ongoing debate over the proper way to use them when attempting to attract good fortune.