9255.4 g per linkBullet back
Hallmarked — Sheffield Assay Office
The plainest thing we make, and the one that goes with the most.
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01 / Precious cufflinks
Machine-cut concentric lines across the face — the heaviest link in the sterling range.
£185
Incl. VAT
Price in GBP (£) including UK VAT. Delivery from £4.95
12 in stock. Adding to the bag does not open a panel over the page — the count in the header changes instead.
01 / Metal and hallmarking
Each article is struck individually at the Sheffield Assay Office. A pair carries two marks, a set of four carries four.
How to read a UK hallmark02 / How it fastens
Bullet back
A pivoting bullet-shaped toggle. Turn it in line with the post to pass through the cuff, then turn it across to hold.
An ordinary barrel cuff — one layer of fabric with a button sewn to it — has no second hole and cannot take this article. Compare the cuff types
We state the mechanism and suggest checking the fastening each time you put the article on. We make no claim about how securely any mechanism holds.
03 / Dress code
Dress codes vary by occasion and by host. These tiers are a common-practice reference, not a rule — where an invitation states something specific, follow the invitation.
The four dress codes04 / Materials and skin contact
05 / Dimensions
06 / About this article
Engine turning cuts a repeating line into the metal on a rose engine lathe. The pattern is in the metal, not printed on it, so it holds its definition as the surface wears.
At 6.6 g a link this is the weightiest sterling pair we hold, and it sits noticeably in the cuff.
9255.4 g per linkBullet back
Hallmarked — Sheffield Assay Office
The plainest thing we make, and the one that goes with the most.
9255.8 g per linkWhale back
Hallmarked — Sheffield Assay Office
A square face on a whale back — the easiest mechanism to fasten one-handed.
9254.9 g per linkFixed
Hallmarked — Sheffield Assay Office
A silver reading of the silk knot, on a rigid T-bar.