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Oval Cufflinks with Mother-of-Pearl Centre

Name: Oval Cufflinks with Mother-of-Pearl Centre
Brand: Deakin and Francis

Deakin and Francis

£165

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Take a classic oval design and add a stunning inlay of hand-cut mother-of-pearl to create a timeless pair of cufflinks. Originally designed by Francis Deakin in the 1920s, these white rhodium cufflinks have been bought back to life with an intricate wreath pattern and delicate mill-grain edge. Traditionally worn with white tie, the bright, clean style would be perfect for any daytime attire. Please note, multiple layers of iridescent nacre reflect light beautifully giving each piece of mother-of-pearl its own unique appearance which may vary slightly to the image shown.

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Registered at Companies House as DEAKIN AND FRANCIS LIMITED, number 00162115. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Oval Cufflinks with Mother-of-Pearl Centre

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