For as long as people have found lucky clovers, they've tried to keep them, pressed between the pages of a book, folded into a wallet, carried until the leaf dried and crumbled. Luck was never the problem. Keeping it was. The Trèfles' Favor settles it in silver: five trefoils cast in .925 sterling, each leaf engraved and oxidised so the detail holds its shadow, strung between hand-finished octagonal links and closed with a toggle clasp. The clover of the clubs, the suit of abundance, worn at the wrist. This one doesn't dry, doesn't fade, doesn't need pressing. It just stays.
