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A really beautiful design featuring enamel & mother of pearl in a thematically paired, but visually different cufflink set based on the familiar British Met Office weather symbols. We have the symbol for rain & one for 'sunny intervals'. In fact these symbols have a charm all their own, simple, clear & instantly recognisable the world over. I only wish I could find out who actually invented them. Unfortunately that information seems to have been lost to history. Enamel elements sit alongside genuine mother of pearl in a bright polished housing to give an upbeat, clean & modern effect ...

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The Argyle pattern of patterns formed from diamonds, or lozenges is derived from the tartan of Clan Campbell, of Argyll in western Scotl&, used for kilts & plaids, & from the patterned socks worn by Scottish Highlanders since at least the 17th century. This cufflink has a gunmetal finish & standard swivel back. ...

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' West End' leather wallet, has six compartments for cards, two side slips which go behind the credit card compartments
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The West End by Simon Carter plain metal button cufflink is a timeless piece that will dress up any shirt. Simplicity is key with this classic design ...

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