Art Deco 9ct Two-Colour Gold & Engine Turned Cufflinks feed-gender-unisex Philippe remained at Trifari until

Philippe remained at Trifari until his retirement in 1968 and it’s largely due to his ideas and vision that Trifari became a household name with pieces that are still collectible today

as seen in the length of the drops here

All of our tie pins also include a stopper

A delightful late Victorian stickpin in the form of stylised flower with a sapphire at its centre

or as cufflinks or even as buttons

Art Deco 9ct Two-Colour Gold & Engine Turned Cufflinks feed-gender-unisex Philippe remained at Trifari untilA pair of stylish Art Deco Cufflinks made in Chester in 1927 by E Whitehouse & Son. An intricate geometric design is engraved by engine turning in rose and white gold to create a stunning and elegant effect. The cufflinks look very smart on a cuff.