Celtic Tradition: Ancient Druids in Europe believed that the four-leaf clover could ward off evil and bring good fortune, and that carrying one could grant the ability to predict the future.
Irish National Symbol: While the three-leaf clover is a symbol of Irish culture, the four-leaf clover, due to its rarity, has become a personal symbol of good luck.
Christian Symbolism: In medieval Europe, the four-leaf clover was associated with the Holy Trinity, with each leaf representing faith, hope, and love, and the fourth leaf symbolizing God's grace.
Eastern Interpretation: In China, the four-leaf clover is associated with "good fortune, wealth, longevity, and happiness," making it a symbol of prosperity and good luck.
