The Silver tone Watch movements used in these cufflinks are Eterna watch movements that have been attached to Silvertone cufflinks. They have been upcycled to ensure that they can continue to be used long after their use as a watch has ended. The Cufflinks are an ideal unusual gift for anyone celebrating a birthday, wedding, christening, blessing, and graduation or even just as a gift to a loved one to wear around the office and add a touch of...

Custom made crow cufflinks. Silver tone backs. Cufflink measurements: .75" x .75" (19mm x 19mm). All cufflinks will arrive in their own gift box & organza bag. I handcraft cufflinks personally with antique & vintage cabochons, gemstones and other novelty items I carefully choose myself. These cufflinks with exception of the novelty are very unique and will not be found anywhere else. Please keep in mind each design is available...

Antiqued finish pewter cufflinks are perfect for the golfer. The hole in 1 theme is designed for good luck on the links. - Approximately 5/8" x 5/8" - Distressed pewter finish - Bullet back closure

Let these Scottish coin cufflinks add a touch of historical spice to your sleeves. The design of the original reverse of the 5 pence coin is a crowned thistle with the numeral "5" below the thistle. It is beautifully hand painted to perfection in this cufflinks. This will surely help to get you noticed when you casually wear them around the office or to business meetings.

Boston is one of the oldest cities in America and was extremely important during the American Revolution. You can trace the route that Paul Revere took to warn that the British were coming! Collect a piece of the citys historic streets with a pair of Boston Manhole Cover cufflinks. Manhole covers may not look like much on the street, but when you examine them a bit more closely you can easily see that they are intricate and detailed works of...

***Made to order *** Worked in Admiralty standard gold thread (the best available for embroidery, etc, it has only 2% white metal) which has been specially made - it is normal these days for this type of thread to have a cotton core, whilst this has a silk core. These cufflinks use a traditional button making technique which was in common use during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. Today these buttons are often known as 'shirtlace'...