Cufflinks

Once called the Tanganyika art stone and beloved of the Zulu warriors, this stone is a unique pairing of ruby and zoisite crystals together in one stone. The red ruby crystals sit alongside black and green veins of the zoisite crystal to form a unique stone - no two stones will ever be the same!

These Ruby Zoisite cufflinks show the colours to perfection in a polished, oval cabochon surrounded by a simple silver setting.

• Simply set in sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 23.7 Total Carat Weight

The word aquamarine comes from the Latin, aqua, meaning water and marina, which means 'from the sea' and when you look at of these beautiful gemstones you will understand why.

Oval cut polished Aquamarine cabochons feature at the centre of these cufflinks.

• Simply set in sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 15.0 Total Carat weight

Named after the seraphim angels after the feather like structures seen in the stone. These green cufflinks have been created using polished pear shaped cabochons of Seraphinite.

• Simply set in sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 16.6 Total Carat Weight

In ancient times, Kyanite was used by travellers as a compass as it could follow the earth's magnetic force in the same way as a compass needle.  Whether this is still a useful trait is debatable, but the beautiful shades of blue will certainly pass the test of time.

Each cufflink has a unique round cabochon of Kyanite.

• Simply set in sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 20.3 Total Carat Weight

In ancient times, Kyanite was used by travellers as a compass as it could follow the earth's magnetic force in the same way as a compass needle.  Whether this is still a useful trait is debatable, but the beautiful shades of blue will certainly pass the test of time. 

Created to resemble a button, each round cabochon of Kyanite has been "sewn" into place with a sterling silver thread.

• Set in sterling silver with silver criss cross resembling a button with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 38 Total Carat Weight

Once thought to be symbol of regeneration and protection, Turquoise has long since been used by warriors and kings alike.

Featuring a square cut Turquoise cabochon within geometric lines of silver.

• Set in a double halo sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 4.3 Total Carat Weight

This wonderful regal blue stone with flecks of gold coloured pyrite scattered across the surface was originally mined in Egypt in 4000BC. The love affair of this stone had started and Lapis Lazuli has been used as a symbol of royalty, honour, power and wisdom ever since. 

• Set in a double halo sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 8.7 Total Carat Weight

Onyx was once believed to be the fingernail of Aphrodite which the gods turned into a gleaming black stone. Regardless of the provenance of this story, the stunning nature of this stone can not be denied. The onyx is shown off to perfection in this marquise cabochon cut.

• Set in a double halo sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approximately 4.5 Total Carat Weight

This wonderful regal blue stone with flecks of gold coloured pyrite scattered across the surface was originally mined in Egypt in 4000BC. The love affair of this stone had started and Lapis Lazuli has been used as a symbol of royalty, honour, power and wisdom ever since. 

Each cufflinks is made with two unique round cabochons of Lapis Lazuli wrapped in gold plated silver, into an eight shape, long considered to be the luckiest number!

• Set in a continuous pattern of gold plated sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 6.7 Total Carat Weight

This wonderful regal blue stone with flecks of gold coloured pyrite scattered across the surface was originally mined in Egypt in 4000BC. The love affair of this stone had started and Lapis Lazuli has been used as a symbol of royalty, honour, power and wisdom ever since. 

Sleek and elegant, square cabochon cuts of Lapis Lazuli are the highlight of the geometric setting.

• Set in a bold block of sterling silver with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 5.3 Total Carat Weight

This wonderful regal blue stone with flecks of gold coloured pyrite scattered across the surface was originally mined in Egypt in 4000BC. The love affair of this stone had started and Lapis Lazuli has been used as a symbol of royalty, honour, power and wisdom ever since. 

Simple and timeless, each silver cufflinks features an oval cut cabochon of Lapis Lazuli.

• Set in a simple rub over sterling silver setting with a T-bar fastening
• Approx 12.24 Total Carat Weight