Shamrock is a well-known Irish wildflower, the name comes from the Irish word 'seamair óg'. This means 'young clover'.  The shamrock grows in grasslands and road verges all over Ireland. In May, very soft looking, creamy-white flowers grow and they have a light sweet scent. Insects especially bees love it!  The Shamrock is associated with St. Patrick's day. 
St. Patrick is Ireland’s national saint. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on 17th of March each year.
The shamrock is believed to bring good luck. It was used as a charm against evil spirits long ago not sure about now a days but it is very cute!
Each piece is cast in sterling silver and is hand polished in Ireland. Before you receive it, it is hallmarked in the Assay office in Dublin Castle, Ireland. All deBláca Jewellery has our makers mark of MDB, which has been allocated and registered by the assay office in Dublin, Ireland. 
Your deBláca jewellery comes gift wrapped in a deBláca designed box and bag.