# CF154
$500.00
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These 14K yellow gold estate cuff links are crafted in the shape of hands holding diamonds. The surface of the hands is textured with a Florentine finish. The cuff links measure 7/8” by 1/2”. Circa: 1970.
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# CF162
$275.00
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These 10K yellow gold antique cuff links are oval in shape and highlight a single diamond set in an engraved star pattern. A textured edge provides framing for each link. The Victorian era cuff links measure 3/4” by 3/8”. Circa: 1880.
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# CF152
$350.00
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Detailed engraving ornaments the 14K white gold fronts of these antique cufflinks. The backs of the cufflinks are stamped “BELAIS”, “TALON GRIP”, and “WHITE GOLD FRONT”. The cufflinks measure 1/2” in diameter. Circa: 1900.
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# CF159
$600.00
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Elaborate patterns cover the surface of these platinum and 14K gold antique cuff links. The cuff links date from the Edwardian era and are octagonal in shape. A thin line of dark enameling mirrors the shape of the links. The face of each cuff link measures 5/8” by 1/2”. Circa: 1900.
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# CF161
$350.00
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Rectangular in shape, these 14K yellow gold antique cuff links feature a diagonal geometric design. The center of the links has a matte finish while the corners separated by the diagonal designs are smoothly polished. Each cuff link’s face measures 5/8” by 7/16”. Circa: 1930.
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# CF153
$550.00
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Engraved lines radiate from the center of these oval vintage cufflinks like sunbeams. Crafted of 14K yellow gold, the cufflinks measure 13/16” by 5/8”. Circa: 1950.
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# CF177
$1,200.00
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This amazing antique stud set is crafted of 14K yellow gold. The faces of the cuff links and studs are ringed with engraved platinum and feature pearls set in white mother-of-pearl. The cuff links and large stud measure 5/8” in diameter while the smaller studs measure 5/16” in diameter. Circa: 1900.
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# CF157
$425.00
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14K green gold ovals are surrounded by intricately engraved platinum frames on these antique cufflinks. The Edwardian era cufflinks are rectangular in shape and measure 9/16” by 1/2”. Circa: 1900.
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