4 leaf clovers

I found a 4leaf clover Saturday night (super happy I’ve never found one before) and I want to know if the 4leaf clover is associated with any deities. Also incorporated it in a money spell last night. Does anyone have any good spell ideas where I can incorporate it into other spell works and/or maybe make a talisman or amulet out of it.
Thank you for any suggestions :)

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It has been said druid priests would carry the three leaf clover variant and this would help them to dispel evil.

Four leaf clovers were used as Celtic amulets of protection and to dispel bad luck.

These 4 leaf clovers were considered lucky by the Celts.

For every 4 leaf clover on a plant it is said there are thousands more of the 3 leaf clovers.

Four leaf clovers do not occur naturally on the plant and for this they are very rare.

A tip, where you find a four leaf clover on one plant you are likely to find another as the plant is producing this mutation.

If you continue to check in the same area on the same plant you may find another four leaf clover there.

Clover is great for spells of money, luck, and protection.

The red clover variant has been used in the states as an exorcism plant. It is considered to be a strong protection plant in many areas especially by those whom are older and know of the lore.

You can use it as a protective amulet if you wish but you may want to find a way to preserve it. You can dry it well by putting it in a plant press, flower press. Then it can be added to a small bottle or jar and carried or worn.

Good luck to you.

Is there any deities associated with the 4 leaf clover? I’ve done a lot of googling research and can’t find much other than the holy trinity and a Christian myth about eve taking a 4 leaf clover out of the garden of Eden. I also seen a fawn and mother deer the yesterday, 4 feet away from me (didn’t run, wasn’t scared at all). I also feel a feminine presence around.

I have found one reference of the Celtic goddess Brighid being associated with clover, the plant itself. I am not certain if she has ever been depicted with clover or if this reference comes from personal gnosis. I tend to believe the latter.

Someone else referenced Aíne as well as Brigid. I’m going to do some more research and see what I find. Thank you so much! :)