The gorgeous gold-work is accentuated by two rose-cut diamonds which are set into incised stars. Rose-cut diamonds were often backed by foil to maximize the stone’s brilliance in low light. And, they certainly do sparkle.
Showing posts with label cufflinks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cufflinks. Show all posts
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Objects of the Day: A Pair of Victorian Turnbuckle Cufflinks
This pair of cufflinks is very special to me. A gift from my parents, they’re my favorites. With their late Victorian “turnbuckle” design defined by a pattern of intricate volutes, they’re a testament to the brilliant work of Nineteenth Century jewelers.
The gorgeous gold-work is accentuated by two rose-cut diamonds which are set into incised stars. Rose-cut diamonds were often backed by foil to maximize the stone’s brilliance in low light. And, they certainly do sparkle.
The gorgeous gold-work is accentuated by two rose-cut diamonds which are set into incised stars. Rose-cut diamonds were often backed by foil to maximize the stone’s brilliance in low light. And, they certainly do sparkle.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


