The bracelets and earrings pictured here were all made from men's antique cufflinks, many of them dating back to the 1800's. The materials they are made from include gold (various contents, difficult to identify) , silver, mother of pearl, glass and celluloid. The artistry and materials used created cufflinks that were elegant and, today, are unsurpassed. 

I find most of these cufflinks at auction in 'singles' lots and take great pleasure in mixing and matching them up to make these most unusual bracelets and earrings. The pairs used to make the earrings are mostly from the double-sided and 'kum-apart' cufflinks. These jewelry pieces are elegant, rich, and will draw attention.

Every effort will be made to send you the pictured item.  Substitutions may occur if an item is purchased and a new image has not yet been posted.  If this occurs, rest assured that the item you receive will closely resemble the one you ordered, in materials use and design.  If a typewriter key bracelet has a word on it, however, that is the item you will receive.