Shamrock

sham·rock | ˈsham-ˌräk

noun

A three leaved plant, used as a symbol of Ireland and popular in Celtic jewelry

The shamrock is a type of plant common in Ireland that has long been associated with the nation due to its association with Saint Patrick, the patron saint of the country. As a result, it has been used as a representative symbol of Ireland since the 1700s and is commonly found on Irish or Celtic inspired jewelry, as well as in architecture, reliefs, and other formats throughout the country. The symbol today is ubiquitous with Ireland, Celtic style jewelry and fashions, and related holidays and events.

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