Lucky Coin - Bull

$215.00

The idea of a “lucky” coin comes up in cultures across the world and throughout history. Created with collected coins from around the world, a softly built up scratch finish and textured prongs give these charms a vintage feel and easy wearing vibe.

This 1974 Irish 5 pence coin features an image of a bull under a lucky number 5, with the Irish harp on the other side—the setting makes this coin reversible and can be worn either way. A perfect charm for those with Taurus placements, or those wanting an intentional charm for determination, strength, and power.

Dimensions: 2.8cm x 3.6cm x 0.6cm

Materials: Sterling silver setting, copper-nickel coin.
If you have a nickel allergy this coin could irritate your skin.

Made by hand with 100% recycled metals in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

The idea of a “lucky” coin comes up in cultures across the world and throughout history. Created with collected coins from around the world, a softly built up scratch finish and textured prongs give these charms a vintage feel and easy wearing vibe.

This 1974 Irish 5 pence coin features an image of a bull under a lucky number 5, with the Irish harp on the other side—the setting makes this coin reversible and can be worn either way. A perfect charm for those with Taurus placements, or those wanting an intentional charm for determination, strength, and power.

Dimensions: 2.8cm x 3.6cm x 0.6cm

Materials: Sterling silver setting, copper-nickel coin.
If you have a nickel allergy this coin could irritate your skin.

Made by hand with 100% recycled metals in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Sterling Silver

Sterling silver is an alloy of 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper. Since pure silver is a very soft metal, the addition of a small amount of copper alloy gives the metal enough hardness to retain its shape over years of wear.

Coins

Coins are made of all different types of metal alloys, not all of which are up to the standards of traditional jewellery metals! Please take note of the material the coin is made of and consider any allergens or sensitivities, nickel in particular can react with sensitive skin. Consider the style of the setting as well—the settings that rest behind the coin prevent direct contact with the skin and are a great choice for sensitive skin, whereas the settings that go around the outside of the coin will have direct skin contact and may develop patina more quickly in contact with moisture on the skin.

There are lots of ways to find the perfect lucky coin for you: shop the website, contact me to see my current stash of available coins, or commission a custom piece with a sentimental coin of your own!