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Irish Charms
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4 Leaf Clover - Shamrock Charm
This 4 leaf clover or shamrock dangle charm will bring you luck. The metal shamrock charm measures 0.70" tall and includes a lobster clasp.
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4-Leaf Clover Charm
This is the ultimate sign of good luck! Everyone needs a 4-leaf clover charm. The lobster style clasp, silver colored metal 4-leaf clover and it...
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Celtic Cross Charm
This religious charm is a Celtic cross. The Celtic cross dangle charm is metal and measures 1" tall. The Celtic cross charm includes a lobster...
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Cutout 4 Leaf Clover - Shamrock Charm
This cutout style 4 leaf clover or shamrock will bring you luck. The metal dangle style charm measures 0.87" tall and includes a lobster clasp.
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Glitter Shamrock Charm
Luck of the Irish! This glitter shamrock shoe charm will bring you some luck in your bowling. The silver colored metal clover charm with a metal...
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Heart Shaped Shamrock Charm
This heart shaped shamrock dangle charm will bring you luck. The metal heart shaped shamrock charm measures 0.68" tall and includes a lobster...
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Irish Blessing Charm
This cute Irish blessing charm will bring luck to your bowling! The silver tone metal charm has an enamel filled shamrock and a green rhinestone. The...
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Kiss Me I'm Irish Charm
This is a fun charm year round, but especially for St. Patrick's Day. The "Kiss Me I'm Irish" charm is a silver colored metal charm...
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Bowling Shoe Charms 2019
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