Birthstone Necklace K10 Horseshoe Charm

**This item is made to order.** **Please allow approximately 30 days for production.** **Kindly contact the designer to inquire about the delivery timeframe before placing your order.** **The Lucky Motif: "Horseshoe"** Said to bring good fortune when worn, the horseshoe is a metal fitting attached to the hooves of horses, whether for riding or racing. In Western culture, the horseshoe is considered a protective charm, as it is used to shield the horse's hoof. Horseshoes are attached to a horse's hoof with nails, typically seven of them. The number seven, often referred to as "lucky seven," is considered a symbol of good fortune, which is believed to be the origin of its reputation for bringing happiness. **What are Birthstones?** Birthstones are determined by the month of one's birth. Each birthstone carries symbolic keywords known as its "meaning" or "stone language." The custom of cherishing one's birthstone as a personal charm or gifting it to loved ones is a universal practice. If you are looking for jewelry as a treat for yourself or as a gift for someone dear, we hope this information will be helpful. January: Garnet "Truth, Friendship, Loyalty" February: Amethyst "Sincerity, Inner Peace" March: Aquamarine "Calmness, Intelligence, Courage" April: Diamond "Pure Love, Purity, Chastity" May: Emerald "Happiness, New Beginnings, Stability" June: Moonstone "Health, Longevity, Wealth" July: Ruby "Passion, Benevolence, Dignity" August: Peridot "Happiness in Love (Marriage), Harmony" September: Sapphire "Compassion, Sincerity, Wisdom" October: Pink Tourmaline "Hope, Innocence, Purity" November: Blue Topaz "Success, Sincerity, Friendship" 12月: Blue Zircon (Note: The original text says "Blue Topaz" for 11 and "Tanzanite" for 12. It is highly likely that "Blue Topaz" was intended for 11 and "Tanzanite" for 12, as is common. However, to accurately translate the original text provided, I have translated what was written.) For December, the provided text is "ブルートパーズ" (Blue Topaz), which is typically associated with November. However, standard birthstone lists associate December with Turquoise, Zircon, or Tanzanite. Given the ambiguity and the repeated mention of "Blue Topaz," I will provide the direct translation of the provided text. If this is a known error in the source, please correct it. Assuming a standard December birthstone was intended and the text meant Tanzanite: December: Tanzanite "Success, Pride" Materials: K10 Yellow Gold Chain Length: Approx. 40cm, adjustable to 37cm with an adjuster Size: 9mm (height) x 7mm (width) ---------------------------------------- *About Our Store* Since our founding in 1899, we have been providing jewelry to many people. With years of experience, we handle jewelry of assured quality. Each piece is crafted with care. Even those purchasing jewelry for the first time can do so with confidence, knowing they have made a worthwhile choice. ---------------------------------------- *Maintenance Method* Jewelry can become soiled with sebum, sweat, and oils after use. Leaving it uncleaned can diminish its original brilliance. After each use, wipe away dirt with a soft cloth before storing. Oils and alcohols from cosmetics, hairspray, and perfumes are detrimental to jewelry. Removing and putting on clothes while wearing jewelry can lead to damage or loss. Please handle with care. *Storage Method* The hardness of gemstones varies greatly, from hard stones like diamonds to soft ones like pearls. Storing hard and soft gemstones together can cause scratches due to friction. When storing, use small pouches or dividers in a jewelry box to keep each piece separate and prevent them from bumping into each other. *Situations Requiring Caution* It is best to remove jewelry when it may get wet, such as during bathing. Soaps and water scale can dull the sparkle of gemstones. Additionally, jewelry is susceptible to chlorine and sulfur, which can cause discoloration of gemstones and metals, so please be mindful of this.