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Men's Cufflinks

CufflinksCufflinks are one of the most popular fashion accessories used by men for wearing with formal attire. These decorative and stylish fasteners help to fasten a shirt's cuff on both sides. These accessories have been in vogue for centuries and are a rage with men in the current time as well.

History
The history of cufflinks can be traced to 17the century. These stylish and elegant accessories were used by the wealthy people, aristocrats and other political figures. It was in the latter half of the 17th century, that cufflinks gained more popularity and started replacing buttons because of the style quotient attached to it.

During the initial years cufflinks were made of expensive materials and metals including gold, silver, and often studded with highly priced gemstones. These masterpieces were handmade and thus could be customized as per the requirements of the wearer.

The fashion accessory was at the peak of its popularity in the 18th century with the invention of stamping machines, driven by steam enabling mass production of such items. During this time, the middle class used fake or replicas of gold and silver cufflinks as they could not afford gold and diamond ones.

Thereafter cufflinks were widely used not only for personal wear but also as an item of corporate gifting. Monogrammed cufflinks were used as an advertising tool. The early 19th century witnessed the popularity of enamel cufflink around the globe. The designs of those fashion accessories were influenced by the art movements prevalent during those days.

Cufflink Material
  • Gold
  • Rhodium
  • Wood
  • Silver
  • Enamel
  • Fabric
Buying Tips
  • Choose a cufflink keeping in mind the attire and the occasion.

  • Silk knots are one of the cheapest cufflinks available and are the least trendy.

  • When buying a gold, diamond or other precious cufflinks make sure of the quality of materials or stone.

  • Check the local and international fashion scenario while buying a particular style of cufflinks.



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