Jewelry designers continue to use the talisman because, as one said, it has a “friendly vibe.” By Tanya Dukes In June, as the artist Ashley Longshore prepared to move her studio from New Orleans to ...
Guinness is set to alter is shamrock symbol placed in pints of the beverage to a Horseshoe as part of its sponsorship of The Cheltenham Festival. As part of the centenary celebrations for the Festival ...
It's the 54th edition of the classic pin. The horseshoe shape is a nod to early Pegasus Pin designs from the 1970s. The color of the pin is "Transformative Teal," which has been named the 2026 color ...
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