The Jade Clover: Carrying Blessings Forward

A woman beginning a new chapter rarely knows exactly where it will lead. At such moments, the people who love her send her forward with their blessing – a reminder that she does not step into the unknown alone.

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The Jade Clover Returns

When we first introduced the Jade Clover collection, we were drawn to the clover as an emblem of luck and blessings. It felt universal and deeply personal: a small motif capable of carrying a wish from one person to another. For The Flowers We Inherited, the sold-out Jade Clover returns, and we understand more clearly why such small talismans endure.

A Blessing Made Tangible 

A blessing may not be able determine what awaits the woman who receives it. It tells her that she enters the life ahead carrying the love and hopes of those who came before her. She then wears the jewel into her own future. Over time, what began as another person’s wish gathers the memories of the life she made.

A Talisman in Jade

In this new edition, the Jade Clover appears in 18KT rose and white gold, set with Type A jadeite and diamonds. Textured goldwork wraps around each central jade in the Choo Yilin tradition, allowing its colour and character to define the piece. Each Clover is conceived as a talisman for a woman stepping into a life she has yet to know — whether chosen for herself or placed into her hands by someone who loves her.

What Passes On

This is how a talisman becomes an heirloom. The first giver places a wish within it. The woman who wears it adds her story. When the jewel passes onwards, the next woman receives both.

To collect the Jade Clover is to choose a blessing that you may one day pass on to someone you love.

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.