19th Century Cufflinks

All handmade and dating back to the 1920s, these cufflinks feature deep blue sapphires and with a halo of diamonds. The natural sapphires each weigh 0.10 carat, 0.40 carat in total a...

These Art Nouveau cufflinks are sure to wow! Made of sterling silver and hand-engraved with gargoyle faces, these cufflinks are sure to add some spice to your look! These open-mouth...

These exquisite beautifully designed Art Nouveau cufflinks have been executed around 1895-1900. The work has been executed in 18 k gold and decorated with old cut diamonds. The open work design is of poppy flowers surrounded by delicately arranged leaves. The cufflinks are beautifully chiselled and engraved back and front. They are marked 18k and are most likely the work of an American jeweller...

A fine and impressive pair of Art Deco black onyx and 0.33 carat diamond, 18 karat white gold cufflinks; part of our diverse antique jewelry collections. These fine and impressive antique onyx and diamond cufflinks have been crafted in 18k white gold. Each Art Deco design link is composed of a circular cabochon black onyx panel. The onyx panels are each inlaid with a central white gold linear setting, each embellished with ten pavé set mine cut diamonds and a subtle millegrain decoration to the borders. Each cufflink is ornamented with a pierced decorated white gold panel to the reverse, featuring a ring loop to the center and articulating via a long waisted oval connector link. These antique cufflinks have been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18k gold. The cufflinks are supplied with an independent diamond grading report card. Condition These impressive antique Art Deco cufflinks...

Extremely rare, beautifully made Art Nouveau cufflinks in solid yellow gold by American jeweler Marcus & Company. Founded in the late 19th Century by Herman Marcus, the firm was most...

A rare pair of Art Nouveau 14ct gold cufflinks. The gold work is incredible fine. They are fine models of a dragon's head. His eyes are cabochon emerald. They were made in America circa 1910. Perfect condition SKU: AT-0208 Weight: 9.7g Size: 15mm diametre We have many other fantastic pieces of antique and vintage...

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Antique Art Nouveau yellow gold double sided cufflinks circa 1900. Love them because they caught your eye, and we are here to connect you with beautiful and affordable jewelry. It is time to claim a reward Yourself! Clear and concise information you want to know is listed below. Contact us right away if you have additional questions. It is important that we find an ideal home for these attractive and well-preserved Art Nouveau gold cufflinks...

Unusual Art Nouveau Enamel Heart Cufflinks in brass with vibrant green, white and black designs. Back of heart is enameled in black as well. Elegant ribb...

A cause for celebration: oval double-sided cufflinks, with enamel champagne bottles and glasses. Made by DEAKIN & FRANCIS. Solid 18K yellow gold. ...

Antique cufflinks yellow gold with European cut white diamonds weighing totally .40 cts., and bright vivid blue unheated sapphires weighing .45 cts. These distinctive cufflinks are in fine condition, and are just under .75 inches long. They weigh 11.2 grams. The scroll design is very organic in design and the deep hand engraving is superb. Cufflinks are generally worn by men - except in the 19th century when they were also worn by women. For a jeweled decoration, cufflinks have always been a popular accessory. Cufflinks have a fair amount of complexity in terms of criteria for selection. Here are a quick dozen reasons from which men pick 1 or 2 as the reasons for favoring a pair of cufflinks. -overall size, -weight, -type of gemstone -how the cufflink looks against solid color background presented by the cuff, and -the personality offered by the motif of the cufflink -the distance or "throw" of a cufflink...

These rare, highly collectible cufflinks were designed in the 1970s by Bernard X. Wolff for Steuben Glass. Resembling Champagne bubbles, they're beautiful, modern and cool. Each cu...