The Jade Clover: Carrying Blessings Forward

When we first introduced the Jade Clover collection, we were drawn to the clover as an emblem of luck and blessings.

There was something deeply personal about a small motif carrying something so intangible: a hope for someone's happiness, protection and good fortune.

A little luck for the journey ahead. A blessing carried close.

And, one day, a blessing carried forward.

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The Blessings We Carry

There are moments in life when we step forward without knowing exactly what lies ahead. A journey somewhere unfamiliar. A daughter leaving home to build a life of her own.

For generations, we have found ways to send the people we love into these moments with blessings. Sometimes, that blessing takes the form of a small object placed into someone's hands, carrying the hope that good things will follow them wherever they go.

A Blessing Made Tangible

Under The Flowers We Inherited, the Jade Clover returns with this more intimate meaning.

Our newest edition appears in natural Type A jadeite, 18K rose and white gold, diamonds and gemstones. Textured goldwork embraces the jade in the Choo Yilin tradition, allowing the stone to remain at the centre of each piece.

A blessing is intangible. Jewellery gives it something we can hold.

And as a piece is worn through the years, it begins to carry more than the hopes with which it was first given. It carries the life that was lived while wearing it.

From One Woman to Another

This is how an heirloom begins. A blessing is received. It accompanies one woman's life, gathering memories and meaning along the way.

And one day, it may pass into another pair of hands.

The Jade Clover celebrates this continuity. The idea that what we inherit is not simply an object, but the hopes placed within it and the life that came before our own.

From 31 October to 2 November 2026, a limited selection from the new Jade Clover Collection will return as part of The Flowers We Inherited digital trunk show.