Abstract: Disclosed is an auxiliary shoe heel and a method of fabricating the same. The auxiliary shoe heel includes a hard heel part and a soft heel. The hard heel part includes a coupling member that includes a coupling end integrally formed with an end of a coupling rod. The hard heel part further includes a hard heel which surrounds the coupling end of the coupling member, and is formed of hard rubber in a semicircular plate shape through an insert injection molding process. The hard heel has a plurality of soft heel holes vertically passing therethrough. The soft heel is integrally formed with the hard heel through an insert injection molding process so as to fill the soft heel holes and surround side and bottom surfaces of the hard heel. The soft heel is not easily separated from the hard heel, and provides cushioning and anti-slip functions.