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Round, bronze cufflinks with blue, green turquoise patina. Large cufflinks ideal for a special occasion such as Weddings for grooms or the best man, or as a perfect engagement or Valentine's Day gift.

Concentric Ripples
Bronze rectangular cufflinks inspired by brutalist jewellery from the 1970’s. From the 50’s jewellery design, as with other arts, became much more free and experimental. By the 70’s designers like Québec’s Walter Schluep and Israel’s Rachel Gera were playing with shapes, rough textures and oxidation, working with the jewellery making process rather than hiding it. I love the honesty of the approach and the more natural forms that result.

Curvilinear Comet
Bronze has a wonderful, rich warmth and reflective quality that has been prized by sculptors through the ages. I love playing with these in my cufflinks, making the most of how light dances on surfaces to give them dynamism.

Dynamic Forms #1
Pair of bronze cufflinks with blue patina inspired by Barbara Hepworth

Elongation
Cufflinks on a white background, made of bronze with blue green patina

Forms #1
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Bronze cufflinks inspired by Barbara Hepworth

Forms #2
Large cufflink on white marble background in the form of a jet engine

Jet Age
Pair of map of the world bronze cufflinks on a white background

Mollweide Projection
Pair of square bronze cufflinks with a ripple pattern

Ripples
Pair of bronze rectangular bronze cufflinks showing the front and back

Solis et Lunae
Round cufflink in the form of a water splash in bronze with blue green patina

Splash
Brutalist bronze cufflinks in abstract form

Structures #1