Jewelry trends are always shifting, but if you've noticed an influx of clover motifs lately, you're not imagining it. The lucky four-leaf clover shape – long associated with a certain storied French maison – has become one of the most coveted looks in fine jewelry, popping up on wrists and necklines from street-style snaps to red carpet ensembles.

While the trend screams "quiet luxury" it doesn't have to cost you thousands. The good news? Plenty of reputable jewelry brands have joined the trend with their own clover-motif pieces, from bracelet stacks to moissanite rings to Pandora charms. Here are the best clover jewelry dupes to shop under $100.

Time for a quick fashion history lesson: For some background, the iconic clover shape – named the Alhambra by Van Cleef & Arpels – was first seen in the house's archives dating back to 1906 with its official introduction for sale starting in 1968.

But why is the iconic shape back with such popularity in 2026? One report by Konesseur found that Van Cleef's jewellery sales grew by 14% in the last quarter of 2025 alone, that's a significant boost, proving the trend "shows no sign of softening," per the report. 

While jewelry fads do come and go, this one lucky symbol has held its staying power with many reputable jewelry brands now catering to the trend. Thus proving, clover jewelry is a timeless investment that you'll be happy to wear for years to come.  Shop our favorite under-$100 picks for chic summer style for less, now.

This detailed station bracelet from the fine jewelry label hits the trend on its head: available in 18K plated gold or silver, these sparkling clovers are surrounded by pavé CZ diamonds with that etched detailing that's instantly recognizable. Currently marked down to half-price now, this is a no-brainer for any luxe arm stack. 

Rellery said "clovers, but make them glamorous and affordable!" with this dainty under-$100 clover bracelet. 

Building your station-style stack? This on-sale piece features baby pink clovers on a polished chain. Sterling silver is dipped in 14K gold for a cute-yet-sleek style that will garner compliments. 

Station bracelets are leading the clover trend, and the lilac resin on this under-$30 pick feels so unique and perfect for summer. Wear it on its own or stack on more for a set. 

If you love the ease of a stretch bracelet (us, too), this beaded style features pave clovers and polished pisa beads. It's perfect for a stack-on-the-go or to dip your toe into the lucky trend. 

TikTok's favorite affordable-high-quality jewelry brand jumps on the bandwagon with this timeless necklace that feels perfect for daily wear. Looking for something more flashy? This silver and opal style also comes in gold with black clovers, as well as a multi-charm design that is completely unique. 

Saachi the brand has many covetable clover styles to shop, among them is this 5-string necklace crafted in yellow gold with black leaf shapes. 

If you're unfamiliar with Electric Picks, it's a beloved brand known for their trends-for-less and these timeless studs are a perfect example of an on-trend piece that will never go out of style. 

These dainty charmed huggies are so perfect, that it's hard to believe they're priced under $20 right now. If these aren't your exact style, this brand Ardonia has a ton more clover jewelry pieces to shop. 

These sparkling hoops make the clover trend feel fresh and new with opal or turquoise charms, CZ stones, and a stud butterfly-back. 

Not into flashy jewelry? Make a quiet luxury statement with a mini clover band for your digits in silver or yellow gold. The beaded style is made of sterling silver with a rhodium finish and features lab-grown moissanite stones in a four-petal shape, currently 46% off.  

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