Estate 18K Yellow Gold Red and White Enamel Fleur-de-Lis Vintage Cufflinks

Crafted in 18kt yellow gold, these mid-century estate cufflinks from the 1960’s feature round faces measuring approximately 5/8 inch, finished in red and white enamel with a pattern of gold fleur-de-lis. Each face is joined by chain links to a plain gold back, and the pair weighs 11.4 grams.

The fleur-de-lis is a stylized lily long associated with heraldry, and here it is scattered across each face in polished gold. The translucent red enamel is laid over a guilloché ground engraved in a basketweave pattern, which shows through the color and gives it depth as the light moves. A band of white enamel and a reeded gold edge frame each face, and the chain-link connection allows easy fastening and a relaxed drape at the cuff.

Add these enamel cufflinks to your collection of vintage men’s jewelry, a refined choice for collectors of fine enamel work. Their rich color and classic motif make them a polished accent for formal wear as well as a meaningful gift for any occasion.

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