Lillian Vernon Handcrafted Glass Shamrock Stones

This item consists of a set of decorative laboratory-made glass shamrock stones, specifically identified by a Lillian Vernon product label. Each individual stone is fashioned into a three-leaf clover or shamrock shape using translucent, deep emerald green glass. The pieces are small, likely measuring approximately 0.5 to 1 inch in width, and appear to have a smooth, polished finish with rounded edges, suggesting they are intended for use as tabletop confetti, vase fillers, or pocket 'luck' charms. The construction is solid glass, which exhibits a consistent color saturation throughout the pieces. The packaging includes a primary cardboard base box and a white manufacturer's sticker with the item number '002652 Shamrock Stones,' the Lillian Vernon logo, and a note stating they were handcrafted in China. Additionally, a warning label in red ink specifies they are 'FOR DECORATIVE PURPOSES ONLY' and to 'KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN,' likely due to choking hazards. A secondary Ziploc bag is visible containing a larger quantity of the stones. The condition appears to be excellent and unused, with the glass surfaces lacking visible scratches, chips, or fractures. This product dates from the late 20th to early 21st century, representing a mass-produced seasonal novelty item often sold via mail-order catalogs.