Shamrock Jewellery from Ireland

The three leaves of the shamrock are a symbol of faith, hope and love. Legend says St Patrick used the shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity. The name comes from the Irish word seamróg, which means young clover. Read The History of the Irish Shamrock.

No. A shamrock has three leaves, and it is the traditional symbol of Ireland. A four-leaf clover is a rare form of clover, known as a sign of good luck.

Most of our shamrock pieces are in gold, from 9K to 18K. A higher karat means more pure gold and a higher price. For a lower price, choose sterling silver or gold vermeil, which is a layer of 14K gold over sterling silver. Many pieces also have diamonds or emeralds. Read What Does Karat Gold Mean?.

Most of our pendants come with a chain, often 18 inches long. The details on each product page show the chain and the size of the pendant, so you know what you will receive.

Yes, it is the classic choice for St Patrick's Day. Please order early. Some pieces are made to order and take longer, and each product page gives its delivery estimate.

Our gold, silver and platinum jewellery is hallmarked at the Dublin Assay Office in Dublin Castle. The hallmark is the official proof of the metal. Orders ship tracked from Dublin, and almost every piece comes in a luxury gift box.

Unworn pieces can be returned within 30 days for a refund or an exchange, in their original packaging. You pay the return postage, unless the piece arrives faulty. Engraved, custom-sized and birthstone pieces cannot be returned. See our Returns Policy.