Estate 14k Yellow Gold Horseshoe Pendant, Durand & Co., Edwardian Stick Pin Conversion

This pendant began as an Edwardian stick pin made by Durand & Co. of Newark, New Jersey, circa 1900, and was converted to a pendant by Nelson Coleman Jewelers. Crafted in 14k yellow gold, the horseshoe features a grooved channel along its outer edge accented with small nail hole details, giving it the look of a true horseshoe in miniature. The pendant is stamped 14k, measures 1 inch, and weighs 0.8 grams. No chain included.

Newark was one of the leading centers of American fine jewelry manufacturing at the turn of the twentieth century, and Durand & Co. was among its respected makers. Stick pins were worn on cravats and lapels during the Edwardian era, and the horseshoe was one of the most popular designs as a symbol of good luck.

With its lucky horseshoe motif and period craftsmanship, this pendant makes a meaningful gift for a new beginning, an equestrian enthusiast, or anyone who could use a little good fortune, and it is a lovely find for collectors of Edwardian jewelry.

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