Taken from the white clover, a tree which has three leaves, the shamrock is believed is to have been brought in to Ireland by Saint Patrick, who it is said plucked a Shamrock from the ground to explain his belief in the Trinity.
Thought to be worn to keep you from harm and believed to be a sign of good luck for those who wear it, Shamrocks have become a recognized symbol of Ireland and are traditionally worn on St Patrick's Day.
Cherished by Irish people around the globe, shamrocks frequently feature in the designs of Irish jewelry and today there is an ever growing appeal and desire for shamrock jewelry.
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