Early 1900s Cufflinks

Designed as bar style cufflinks terminating with carved Essex crystal cabochons painted to depict flying quails. Bezel set and measuring 13.0 mm round - clear with opaque green, brow...

Designed as bar style cufflinks terminating with carved Essex crystal cabochons painted to depict flying quails. Bezel set and measuring 13.0 mm round - clear with opaque green, brow...

Beautiful pair of enameled Cufflinks. A rare colorful pieces from Edwardian Period (1901-1910), made in America, circa 1905. They are carefully crafted in solid yellow gold of 14 ka...

A pair of beautiful antique 18k gold and enamel cufflinks. The cufflinks are oval shape, with floral engraving on the edges. One of the cufflinks has an enamel family crest that looks like a stylized fleur-di-lis symbol. Another one has a symbol of a medal. Both images are precisely executed and are the examples of enamel art at its finest. About cufflinks Cufflinks were introduced in 17th century in England. Prior to that, shirt cuffs were held together by ties, ribbons and strings. Fashion changed, and stitched buttonholes were developed. To fasten the cuffs, tailors used ornamental buttons with an attached chain. These buttons became popular with the upper classes. Jewelers started to make gold and silver buttons with gemstones and other adornments. This is how cufflinks were invented. A mass production of cufflinks began in the 19th century. Following the Victorian era fashion standards, they design was opulent, with such embellishments as gemstones and extravagant details. Cufflinks popularity diminished a century after, due to a new design of the shirt cuffs. They came with attached buttons, and there was no need to use cufflinks. But later the French cuff made its way to the market, and cufflinks went back to fashion. Today, comparing to their predecessor they are rather practical and easy to wear. Gold cufflinks and gemstone cufflinks have been a symbol of wealth and reputation. It’s a popular gift for a groom or a graduated student. Women’s cufflinks...

Cufflinks are designed as domed forms rendered as stylized owl heads. With grooved textured feathers and beak. Accented by round purplish red cabochon eyes. Completed by chain style ...

Antique 18ct Yellow Gold Cabochon Amber Cufflinks gorgeous cabochon colour stones, beautiful pair of cufflinks The item comes without the box in the photos but will be presented i...

Link style cufflinks feature highly rendered repoussè terminals Green gold depicts the Greek god Dionysus with his iconic grapevines Rose gold depicts the Greek demigod Hercules R...

Such a charming pair of cufflinks with a perfectly crafted from 9ct Yellow Gold. Each Cufflink has a Mother of Pearl with a Gold cross through the middle designed to resemble a butto...

Link style cufflinks terminate as a circular wreath and an engraved bar Wreath centers a highly rendered bust of a hunting hound With an old mine cut diamond bezel set...

A pair of Victorian Essex Crystal dog cuff links in 18 karat yellow gold. This charming pair of cuff links feature articulated fittings to their rev...

Vintage Deakin & Francis, a set of six Edwardian silver and red enamel dress studs Founded in 1786, royal cufflink maker Deakin and Francis possesses s...

Link style cufflinks terminating as oval faces Deeply engraved to depict a rearing pegasus With stylized features and a crown at base of body Teste...