The four leaf clover is the internetβs pocket-sized luck buff, dropped into chats when you want RNG to stop being a hater. People fire it off before exams, job interviews, concert ticket queues, gacha pulls, or any moment when manifesting energy meets mild panic. It also thrives in St. Patrickβs Day posts, Irish pride captions, and leprechaun-core memes, often paired with sparkles and a pot-of-gold joke. Bonus trivia flex: a shamrock has three leaves; this rare four-leaf version is the fame monster, so it reads extra lucky, sometimes even used sarcastically when everything goes hilariously wrong.
On Apple devices, the emoji shows a glossy, emerald-green clover with four heart-shaped leaflets, crisp central veins, and a smooth gradient that makes it look freshly misted. The stem curves gently to the left with a slight tilt, giving it that cute, photogenic, almost 3D sticker vibe youβd slap on a green aesthetic moodboard. It can lean sweet or flirty as in be my lucky charm, and it shows up in cottagecore captions, frog-emoji gardens, and posts celebrating a clutch win. Expect it to pop up alongside crossed fingers, shooting stars, and a hopeful please send luck when the timeline needs a miracle.
Definition
The luck of the Irish stems from the four leaf clover. Four leaf clovers are rare and hard to find, thus it is said to be good luck to find one. A popular emoji to use on St. Patrick's Day.
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Emoji History The emoji code/ image log of changes.
This emoji was part of the proprietary / non-standardized emoji set first introduced by Japanese carriers like Softbank. These emojis became part of the Apple iPhone starting in iOS 2.2 as an unlockable feature on handsets sold in English speaking countries.
In iOS 5 / OSX 10.7, the underlying code that the Apple OS generates for this emoji was changed.
Emoji General Information
Twitter Emoji Popularity (Rank)
370 of 2393
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ASCII Conversion
"Short Code" Name
:four_leaf_clover:
Keywords
Clover, Four, Leaf, Luck, Irish, Saint, Patrick, Green
Unicode Category Information
Unicode Category
Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs
Unicode Range
1F300β1F5FF
Unicode Subcategory
Plant Symbols
Editorial Comment
A nice looking green four leaf clover. Again, almost three-dee ish.
Proposed Unicode Information & Notes
Unicode Category
Nature
Unicode Subcategory
Plant Symbols
Names & Annotations
FOUR LEAF CLOVER x (shamrock - 2618) Temporary Notes: Disunified from β U+2618 SHAMROCK