Antique Victorian Silver Bachelor Buttons

Antique Victorian Silver Bachelor ButtonsOur Antique Victorian cufflinks, which are designed with a beautiful and intricate engraved pattern of bamboo and birds. Originally known as solitaires, these cufflinks were later renamed bachelor buttons. They were designed and created by George West in 1872 in England, and are a testament to the Victorian era's attention to detail and craftsmanship. The cufflinks feature a spring action mechanism on the back, which allows the two halves of the

5cm in length and 2cm at the widest point

The bracelet measures 20

Within the locket there is one small window which allow you to place a picture

Our puffed 9ct gold oval locket features an ornate design on the front

PLAT - English

Vintage 1940s Lisner purple lucite leaf bracelet set in a silver tone metal

featuring three faux pearls alongside facetted blue glass beads strung onto a sterling silver necklace

The necklace secures with a twist barrel clasp

The size of the ring is size 'N'

England in 1919 from sterling silver

The necklace has a beautifully carved flower with smooth amber oval beads and tiny black beads used as highlights

These pieces could be worn as men or women's cufflinks alternatively they could be worn on the lapels of a button down shirt