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Objects carried or worn for identity or protection. Two of them are clover leaves constantly interchanged in seasonal decoration although only one is Irish symbolism and only the other is a luck token; the fleur-de-lis is a stylised plant whose botany has been argued over for centuries; the nazar is an eye that looks back.
A clover with four leaflets instead of three, taken as a sign of luck.
A three-leaved clover, the emblem of Ireland.
A stylised lily of three petals bound at the base, long used in French heraldry.
A blue glass disc bearing concentric rings around a dark centre, worn against the evil eye.