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Keepsake colourful Horseshoe designed by Simon Elvin. The Greeks association of a horseshoe with the wedding ceremony was because it represented the crescent moon which was regarded as a symbol of fertility. Nowadays, horseshoes are seen simply as bringing
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Keepsake colourful Horseshoe designed by Simon Elvin. The Greeks association of a horseshoe with the wedding ceremony was because it represented the crescent moon which was regarded as a symbol of fertility. Nowadays, horseshoes are seen simply as bringing luck to the forthcoming nuptials.

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