Blue and Red Enamel Gold Cufflinks 1960s

18 kt Yellow Gold Cufflinks with Blue and Green Enamel are made in Italy. The dimensions are 18 X 15 millimeters = 0.708 x 0.591 inches. It are s...

18k white and yellow gold cufflinks, engraved, oval shaped with blue enamel. Ovals size is 18 X 12 millimeters / 0.70 X 0.47 inches. These cufflinks date from 1940s. Ready for delive...

Vintage heavy cufflinks in the shape of a stirrup, handcrafted in 18 k yellow gold and dating back to 1930 circa. Weight 16.00 grams. ________________________________________________...

1920s cufflinks in silver and yellow gold with diamonds 0.20 ctw circa. Size: 14 mm / 0,551 inches Ready for delivery. It can be shipped with express delivery on request. ___________...

18k gold oval shaped engraved cufflinks. Ovals are 22 X 12 millimeters / 0,866 X 0,472 inches ______________________________________________________...

Affascinante ciondolo a forma di pesce realizzato a mano in Italia tra il 1960 e 1970. Presenta un realistico pesce con corpo articolato che permette di imitare i movimenti acquatici naturali di un pesce. Il corpo è in oro giallo...

Beautifully graphic rounded square 18K gold cufflinks, the low relief image of stylized fruit trees detailed in black enamel, with the subtle spark of scattered diamonds. 1/2 inch d...

A squared pair of 14kt gold cufflinks decorated with diagonal black enamel sectioning, highlighted with two small squared cut diamonds. Circa 1960

Exquisite and captivating, these 18k yellow gold cufflinks are adorned with a vibrant combination of blue and red enamel, enhanced by the luxurious sparkle of diamonds. These cufflin...

A pair of vintage Larter & Sons enamel and gold cufflinks, with red and blue enamel in a geometric design, on rectangular gold plates, mounted in 14ct gold, with the Larter maker's mark and 14K fineness marks on the bar fittings, American, circa 1960. Larter & Sons, established in 1865 as Davis & Elcox, in Newark, New Jersey, USA. From 1870 to 1873 the company traded as Elcox & Barnet, when William H. Barnet became a partner. The firm was trading as Henry Elcox & Co., in Maiden Lane, New York, from 1873 to 1890. Henry Elcox was in partnership with his brother-in-law, Frederick H. Larter and Horace Bedell. The manufacturing was managed by Elcox and business by Larter. Elcox died in 1890. From 1890 to 1895 the company was called Larter, Elcox & Co., with with Larter, his sister Mrs. A. Elcox, Henry's widow, William Jones and Theo. M. Woodland as partners. Jones and Woodland...

Freeform brutalist cufflinks in yellow gold. The 3/4" x 1/2" textured 14k yellow gold cufflinks with a landscape of protruding gold conical shapes....

Step into the realm of refined elegance with our double-sided 18K Yellow Gold Cufflinks, each a miniature masterpiece adorned with a mesmerizing cathedral-like design. The lustrous y...