When you are attending a formal affair, youre probably decked out in a penguin suit so why not wear a pair of penguin cufflinks to go with it? These stunning penguin cuff links are nickel-plated and crafted on a sterling silver base. A cartoon-like penguin was designed in black and silver acrylic and then encased in enamel for a smooth surface. The intricate detail is remarkable and lifelike. An additional glossy finish was gently applied to...

For all the Toy Story and Lego fans. These cufflinks will add some humor to your outfit. You will receive two silver toned cufflinks with a Green Army man figure from the Toy Story series. The figures will be glued together for extra strength. The accessories are included, but not glued. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of Companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this product. For all my lego cufflinks click:...

These cufflinks can be personalized with photos of your children, sonogram images, kid's drawings, pet photos, anything! Just send me the image(s) you want to use, and I'll take it from there. The photos in this listing are just a few examples of what you can personalize these cufflinks with. If you don't see what you're looking for, send me a message and we can get together to see what we can create. You will be sent a photo of...

Wear the luck of the Irish! STRIKING EARRINGS MADE FROM "LUCKY" IRISH PENNY COINS A UNIQUE GIFT Genuine IRISH PENNYS which contain the word EIRE or Ireland and the Irish harp symbol were used to make these earrings. The coins were lightly domed and coated with jeweler's lacquer to retard tarnishing. The earrings are shown on hypo-allergenic french wires. The coins are about the size of a US penny. Dates out choice but I am using...

One horse gallops towards the right, while the other races to the left. The horses measure 23x13mm (about 1x½ “). Each is secured to a gold-tone hinged-back cuff link. Because these cuff links are made of brass, they will oxidize with time. For light tarnishing, a soft cloth will bring the shine back. But if significant oxidization has occurred, buffing with a little vinegar should do the trick.

This ring is a combination of an antique cufflink I found and a modern plastic button. The cufflink ball is a deep red glass marble with a copper/gold? claw around it fitted into a swirling black and white plastic button and mounted onto a twisted brass adjustable ring base. Under black light, the manganese in the red glass makes it glow tangerine orange and the white part of the button swirl glows a brighter white. Ball and button stand ~20mm...