Shamrock Charm Sterling Silver Xinar.com

Enhance your fantasy or birthday jewelry designs with Xinar’s silver Shamrock Charm. This is a three-dimensional casting measuring 9/16″ x 5/8″ and is the perfect accompaniment to the bracelet, necklaces, and any other craft you may have at your bench. The beautiful detailing in our birthday and other occasion charms is second to none. Xinar’s manufacturer is one of the most significant and most consistent silver casters in the country. We love providing only the highest quality jewelry-making supplies to our customers. Xinar has been selling sterling silver charms, beads, and findings on the internet since the 1990s, and today, we remain firmly committed to bringing the best of the world of jewelry to you.

Why is “Luck of the Irish” Expressed by the Shamrock?

No shamrocks were blooming in New York, Boston, or San Francisco when a wave of Irish immigrants arrived in the US in the eighteenth century. As a result, they substituted the color green and pictures of the shamrock for the plant itself while celebrating their origins with celebrations and parades.

In the 1760s, Boston hosted the first St. Patrick’s Day parade in the United States. When Hallmark decided to commemorate St. Patrick’s Day in the 1920s, the design for their greeting cards was apparent. The shamrock was the most common symbol. In 1910-1915, the company began producing shamrock postcards before making official cards for the event.

Irish brands picked up on the plant’s status as a symbol of Ireland and helped disseminate the idea worldwide. The shamrock, for example, is the logo of the Irish airline Aer Lingus. For more than 80 years, the shamrock has been at the heart of the Aer Lingus brand. In addition, the shamrock is still one of the most prominent symbols for St. Patrick’s Day on Hallmark products and cards. As a result, St. Patrick’s Day is the ninth-largest card-sending occasion in the United States according to the Greeting Card Association.