Ring “Cross” in brass

Clubs (or crosses) in playing cards also have deep symbolism.

In the Tarot, clubs are associated with Wands (or Rods), which symbolize action, will, ambition, and energy. In the Tarot, Wands are often associated with the element of fire, which suggests vitality and activity.

The meaning of the suit itself:
– The Shamrock or Clover symbolizes good luck, prosperity, and faith in the best.
– Spiritual symbolism: Clubs can be associated with faith, spiritual protection, or higher powers at work in a person’s life.
– The element of clubs in hermeticism: often associated with the element of fire, which reflects passion, energy, and transformation. An important symbol is growth and development through action and initiative.

Mythology and history:
– In Celtic culture, clover is a sacred plant symbolizing the trinity (for example, in Christianity it can be a symbol of the Trinity).
– In antiquity, clubs can be associated with the god Hephaestus, the god of fire and blacksmithing, who personified creation, labor, and transformation.
– In alchemy, clubs can be associated with the process of transformation and purification.

As symbols of fire and summer, we depicted a salamander and the alchemical outline of the sun.

Clubs are a suit that, along with fire and energy, symbolizes the process of transformation through active action, passion, and the desire for growth.