Art Deco 18ct Yellow Gold and Platinum Rectangular Chain-Link Cufflinks, Circa 1925

Description These elegant cufflinks date to circa 1925 and are a fine example of early Art Deco design, crafted in 18ct yellow gold and platinum. Each cufflink features a gently curved rectangular panel, giving a subtle barrelled form that sits comfortably against the cuff. The face is visually striking, composed of a central platinum panel, flanked on either side by warm yellow gold borders. The contrast between the cool sheen of platinum and the rich tone of gold is crisp yet refined, a hallmark of jewellery from this period. The surfaces are clean and architectural, with minimal ornamentation, allowing the geometry and precious metals to speak for themselves. The reverse of each cufflink is fashioned in yellow gold and connected by a classic oval-link chain fitting, typical of the 1920s. This traditional chain link not only reinforces the period authenticity but also provides flexibility and ease of wear. Overall, these cufflinks embody the understated luxury and modernity of the mid-1920s, combining strong geometric form with impeccable craftsmanship. They are a timeless accessory, equally suited to formal wear or as a refined accent to a contemporary wardrobe. Product code: 324×0788