Sterling Silver Hexagonal Grey Mother-Of-Pearl And Sapphire Dress Set

Name: Sterling Silver Hexagonal Grey Mother-Of-Pearl And Sapphire Dress Set
Brand: Deakin and Francis

Deakin and Francis

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These sterling silver hexagonal cufflinks and shirt studs bring together the luminous lustre of grey mother-of-pearl and the vivid blue of a central sapphire. The crisp geometric form creates a sense of modern refinement, beautifully offset by the natural iridescence of the mother-of-pearl. Hand-finished by our master jewellers, this dress set offers an elegant expression of colour and craftsmanship, equally suited to formal eveningwear and a sharply tailored shirt. The set contains four dress studs and matching cufflinks. It comes beautifully packaged, with Deakin Francis hallmarks for authen

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Sterling Silver Hexagonal Grey Mother-Of-Pearl And Sapphire Dress Set

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