Four-leaf clovers are considered lucky for their rarity. In the Middle Ages, it was believed by some Celtic groups that wielding a four-leaf clover would help you see fairies, as well as ward off ...

Celtic priests, known as Druids, used shamrocks to uncover evil spirits and escape from them. Meanwhile, four-leaf clovers ...

The phrase “the luck of the Irish” stems from from the idea that four-leaf clovers are mostly found in Ireland. Sir John Melton was the first person to refer to four-leaf clovers as lucky in ...

The iconic four-leaf clover remains at the heart of the design, but it now features sleeker lines, cleaner edges, and a modernised finish. It’s subtle enough ...

A four-leaf clover, extremely rare to find, is associated with St. Patrick’s Day. It turns out you’re more likely to get in a car accident that day than find one. Your odds are a lot higher ...

Four-leaf clovers are considered lucky for their rarity. In the Middle Ages, it was believed by some Celtic groups that ...

Meanwhile, four-leaf clovers were used for protection against magic spells and bad luck. Children also believed they’d be able to see fairies if they held a four-leaf clover.

Four-leaf clovers are considered lucky for their rarity. In the Middle Ages, it was believed by some Celtic groups that wielding a four-leaf clover would help you see fairies, as well as ward off ...