Gold Skull & bones Cufflinks CCKN00022.

Oh ah Jim lad these be Jolly roger Futtock Shrouds cufflinks will looks great with ye Monkey Jacket when ye stands on the poop deck!

Translation:- I say old chap these aesthetic Scull and cross bone cufflinks will look great with your Dinner jacket when your standing on the deck of your yacht!

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Oval Cufflinks White Gold CKN00020.

Made in the UK.

A luxurious creative and eye-catching design, these heavy solid 9ct white gold oval concave and swivel bar cufflinks have a smart crisp look. They are robust, hardwearing and perfect for both day or evening wear.

These gorgeous links have flat backs to touch the shirt and are concave to the front.

Exude luxury on all occasions with these concaved Cufflinks enhanced with a hand engraved tree barked pattern, designed to resist scratches to the front of the cufflinks to keep that fresh crisp look.

City of London Jewellers has designed many gold cufflinks for customers including a wide range of silver cufflinks, building on the same industry-leading handmade craftsmanship that has been passed down from generation to generation.

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Gurkha Knife Cufflinks CCKN00021.

There are over 3,000 Gurkhas in the British Army today. Major Gurkha bases in the UK include Folkestone, Catterick, Edinburgh and Brecon. Most Gurkha serve for a minimum 15 years but can continue on to a maximum of 30 years of service. Gurkhas serve in a variety of roles, mainly in the infantry.

MORE RECENT HISTORY OF THE GURKHA’S

Formation of The Royal Gurkha Rifles. In 1994 The Royal Gurkha Rifles were formed from the 2nd, 6th, 7th and 10th Gurkha Rifles. 2 GR and 6 GR formed the 1st Battalion, 7 GR formed the 2nd Battalion and 10 GR formed the 3rd Battalion. In 1996 2 RGR and 3 RGR were amalgamated into 2 RGR. In 2020 3 RGR reformed as a Specialised Infantry Battalion.

Folkestone Gurkha Knife Cufflinks CCKN00021.

Band of The Brigade of Gurkhas. In 1955 the Staff Band Brigade of Gurkhas was formed. In 1970 it was amalgamated with the Band of the 2nd Gurkha Rifles (which had a band rather than the Pipes and Drums of the other Gurkha regiments) to form the Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas (2 GR), becoming the Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas on the absorption of 2 GR into The Royal Gurkha Rifles in 1994

Gurkha Staff and Personnel Support Company. Originally clerks in Gurkha units were Indian civilians or Indian military clerks but were replaced eventually by ‘line boys’ (sons of soldiers born in station) and Gurkhas recruited from Darjeeling in India, where standards of education and the English language were higher. As education in Nepal improved, clerks were recruited from there specifically as clerks using different recruiting standards and were badged to the regiment in which they were employed. In 1994 all clerks were designated as being RGR, regardless of where they served, and in 1995 separate clerical recruiting was abolished and clerks were selected during recruit training from those who had the required high standard of education and a strong grasp of the English language. In 2011 the Gurkha Staff and Personnel Support Company was formed as part of the Adjutant General’s Corps.

Gurkha Company. Gurkhas have always been trained separately from the rest of the British Army. Training Depot Brigade of Gurkhas was first established on 15th August 1951 in Sungai Petani, Kedah, Malaysia. The Training Depot then moved to Hong Kong in 1971. When the centre of gravity of the Brigade moved to the UK, Gurkha Training Wing was established in Queen Elizabeth Barracks, Church Crookham, Hampshire in 1994. From then on recruits were allocated to regiments during recruit training, dependent upon aptitude and the recruit’s preference. In 1999 the training company moved north and was named ‘Gurkha Company’ as part of one of the Training Battalions of the Infantry Training Centre Catterick, School of Infantry in North Yorkshire.

Gurkha Units have seen service in jungles, mountains, deserts, and plains and have soldiered through snow, rain, mud, cold and heat. Adversaries have been Tribesmen, Sikhs, Malays, Afghans, Germans, Turks, Japanese, Italians, Iraqis, the Taliban and Al-Qaeda. Throughout their history, they have served and fought to the highest of standards, and have earned a reputation for bravery, loyalty, courage and for light infantry excellence.

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18ct White Gold Diamond Golf Cufflinks CKA00001.

To begin with, these 18ct white gold diamond links bring a refined touch of luxury for the enthusiast who treasures exceptional craftsmanship. Together, their elegant proportions — 15mm x 12mm x 3.5mm — create a striking yet timeless presence.

Diamond & Onyx Cufflinks – Sculpted Elegance:

Furthermore, each cufflink showcases a sculpted golf ball and club motif, encrusted with ninety‑two brilliant white diamonds totalling 0.39ct. The design gains depth from two polished rectangular onyx stones weighing 1.96ct.

Luxury Craftsmanship & Detail:

What’s more, the contrasting black onyx and radiant diamonds create a bold visual harmony, while the 18ct white gold setting enhances every facet. Moreover, sprung bar swivel backs ensure a smooth, confident fitting.

Gifting with Golf-Inspired Cufflinks:

As a result, these cufflinks offer a memorable gift for the golfer who appreciates style as much as sport. Each pair arrives in either a black leatherette box or a veneered wooden presentation box.

Key Features of the 18ct White Gold Diamond Golf Cufflinks:

• 18ct white gold with diamond detailing
• Ninety‑two brilliant white diamonds (0.39ct)
• Two rectangular black onyx stones (1.96ct)
• Golf ball and club motif with swivel bar backs
• Premium presentation box options

In summary, this exquisite pair elevates every occasion and celebrates the passion, heritage, and style that define the world of golf.

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Beautiful round unisex cufflinks, set with a petite round white diamond in the centre of a contrasting black onyx stone, framed by a highly polished plain 18ct white gold band.

Onyx primarily refers to the parallel banded variety of the silicate mineral chalcedony. Agate and onyx are both varieties of layered chalcedony that differ only in the form of the bands: agate has curved bands and onyx has parallel bands. The colours of its bands range from black to almost every colour. Commonly, specimens of onyx contain bands of black and/or white.

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Beautiful oval unisex cufflinks, set with a petite round white diamond in the centre of a contrasting black onyx stone, framed by a highly polished plain 18ct white gold band.

Onyx refers to the parallel banded variety of the silicate mineral chalcedony. Agate and onyx are both varieties of layered chalcedony that differ only in the form of the bands: agate has curved bands and onyx has parallel bands. The colours of its bands range from black to almost every colour. Commonly, specimens of onyx contain bands of black and/or white.

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White-Gold-Sapphire-Cufflinks-CKN00017.

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These solid 9ct white gold oval cufflink’s are highly polished and have a smart crisp look, with flat backs and a concaved front.

Made in England.

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9ct Gold Heavy Infinity Chain Cufflinks CCKN00019.

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Measurements:- 15mm x 11.5mm x 3mm.

These links have flat backs to touch the shirt and are concave to the fronts of all four plates.

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