Who would have thought that a shoe could be lucky? Okay, well—horseshoes, we mean. In ancient times, iron was believed to have protective powers. People thought it could ward off evil spirits, witches, and bad luck. Since horseshoes were made of iron, they were seen as powerful protective charms. On top of that, the horseshoe’s crescent or "U" shape is often associated with the moon, a symbol of good fortune and protection in many cultures. It’s also thought to resemble a cup or vessel, symbolically "holding" good luck.

These horseshoes are great for crafting or just keeping luck on your side. In today’s wild world, that’s more needed than ever.