The shamrock - from an Irish diminutive of the humble clover - has been associated with Ireland since 16th century writings, and while claims of its ties to St. Patrick trace it back centuries earlier, that connection is not recorded until the 1600s. Claimed as a symbol by Ireland in the 1700s, it's added to the official UK coat of arms by 1800. While recognized as a shorthand for luck far and wide, it's rare to see the shamrock or clover divorced from its specific Irish ties.

Good vintage condition.

Details:
• 9k yellow gold stamped and tested, with full British hallmarks for Birmingham 1964, maker's mark PPLd
• 14.9x12.5x2
• 1.4g
• Please select from the drop down menu of chain options, all chains are new stock 10k yellow gold curb link (1.3mm, slightly thicker than pictured)