Cufflinks

Cufflinks became a standard men's accessory in the 19th century, when shirts with French cuffs called for a decorative fastening.

About Cufflinks

Early pairs were often linked by a short chain, while the swivel and bullet backs most common today were widely used by the mid-20th century. Costume jewelry makers produced cufflinks in every style, from enameled and engine-turned designs to large faceted glass stones and sculptural metalwork in the 1960s and 1970s. Vintage cufflinks make a distinctive gift and are worn today by men and women alike. Each listing describes the materials, era, any signature and the size, so you can choose a pair that suits both the shirt and the occasion.