Prince Edward Enamel Cufflinks

An expression of understated sophistication, these classic Cartier cufflinks pair a unique knot design with 18K yellow gold. Stamped "Cartier Paris" Circa 1965

Crafted by the renowned 19th-century French jeweler Alexis Falize, these exquisite earrings are a rare testament to his mastery of cloisonné enamel. With an ingenious reversible desi...

Exuding the elegance of the Victorian era, this exquisitely carved French agate cameo features a neoclassical maiden in profile, adorned with a delicate floral crown. Her serene expr...

Exuding the decadence of a bygone era, this pair of playing card clip brooches hail from the revered French jeweler Cartier. Each pin is crafted of red, white, blue and black enamel to form the iconic designs of the Queen and King of Hearts, and the duo's crowns are encrusted with glittering accent diamonds. The retro set is further elevated by a gold bangle, allowing for a multitude of styling options. For over two centuries, playing cards have been perhaps the most popular societal pastime, and this lovely set of brooches...

Crafted of 18k yellow gold, these cufflinks offer a host of unique details: A horn, a buckle and a jolly chap enjoying the hunt. These whimsical original Victorian creations would ma...

Circa 1908 A pair of royal presentation cufflinks is crafted in platinum and matte 14K yellow gold. The cufflinks are decorated with roya...

Immerse yourself in the opulence and history of Tsarist Russia with this exceptionally rare pair of vintage Russian Imperial presentation cufflinks, masterfully crafted in gilt silver and exquisitely detailed with regal portraiture. Each cufflink showcases the profile portraits of the last Russian Emperor, Nicholas II, and his Empress, Alexandra Feodorovna, preserved in striking relief—a tribute to their enduring legacy and the twilight of Imperial Russia. Encircling each portrait is a cobalt blue enamel rim, meticulously applied and accented with a delicate garland of genuine freshwater pearls, echoing the aesthetic refinement of Russian court accessories from the late Imperial era. The chain-link style design ensures comfortable wear while maintaining period authenticity. The reverse side of each cufflink bears the 88 Russian silver standard hallmark, denoting a silver purity of 91.66%, along with the maker’s mark, affirming both origin and craftsmanship. These presentation pieces were likely intended for high-ranking members of court or as diplomatic gifts, reflecting the grandeur and exclusivity associated with Romanov-era ceremonial objects. Historical Significance & Collectible Appeal Imperial Portraiture: Featuring the beloved royal couple, Nicholas II and Alexandra, these cufflinks represent a poignant connection to the final years of the Russian Empire. Museum-Worthy Craftsmanship: Enamel work and pearl embellishments of this caliber are hallmarks of turn-of-the-century Russian artisanship, typically seen in Fabergé-era creations. Rare and Symbolic: Russian Imperial memorabilia, particularly presentation items from the Nicholas II era, are highly prized by collectors for their rarity, artistic merit, and historical resonance. Specifications Origin: Russia, Imperial Era Material: Gilt Silver (88 Russian Silver Standard) Decoration: Cobalt Blue Enamel & Freshwater Pearls Design: Profile portraits of Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra Style: Chain link cufflinks Dimensions: Length 0.90” x Width 0.75” Total Weight: 15 grams Hallmarks: 88 Silver Standard & Maker’s Mark (backside) Perfect For Collectors of Russian Imperial jewelry...

These Victorian cufflinks showcase an exquisite design, featuring a micro claw set old cut diamond of 0.10 carats in the centre of each cufflink. Each stone is of H colour and SI cla...