Red stone and Dark Enamel Cufflinks

A pair of exquisite cufflinks, each graced with a piece of old red stone, its deep red hue a testament to the timeless beauty of the natural world. A halo of meticulously set diamonds encircles the coral, their sparkle a perfect complement to the warm tones of the centerpiece. The outer circumference is crafted with a zigzag pattern in 14K gold, interspersed with round brilliant cut diamonds to create a striking contrast and add an element of grandeur. The post and toggle of the cufflinks are crafted in14K gold.  Genuine old red corals are rare, especially pieces with a deep, uniform color and without imperfections, making it highly sought after.

Cufflinks, the elegant accessories that secure the cuffs of dress shirts, have a rich history that dates back several centuries. The concept of cufflinks emerged around the 13th century when shirt cuffs were held together with ribbons, ties, and strings. As men’s fashion evolved, so did the design of cuffs. In the 17th century, tailors began using ornamental buttons connected by a chain to fasten cuffs, leading to the creation of early forms of cufflink. King Charles II of England, known for his impeccable style, popularized cufflinks by wearing them regularly, influencing public opinion and setting a trend among the upper classes. During the Victorian period, cufflink designs became more extravagant, often adorned with intricate designs and precious gemstones. Cufflinks have since evolved, but they continue to be a symbol of sophistication and a staple in formal attire. 

Red stone : 2.72 ct.
Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds : 0.48 ct.

Dimension : 1.57(L) x 1.58(W) x 0.63(D) cm.
Weight : 8.59 g.