Luangwa Lion cufflinks for TUSK

Name: Luangwa Lion cufflinks for TUSK
Brand: Grant MacDonald (Silversmiths)

Grant MacDonald (Silversmiths)

£264

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Grant Macdonald Silversmiths are proud to support the work of the charity Tusk whose patron is HRH The Prince of Wales . Tusk is a dynamic and pioneering organisation with over twenty five years of initiating and funding conservation, community development and environmental education programmes across Africa. Lions across the world are under threat from poaching. We have named these lion cufflinks after South Luangwa in Zambia which faces widespread poaching of big game, funding from Tusk helps Conservation South Luangwa to increase its anti-poaching and animal trafficking prevention. Support

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Luangwa Lion cufflinks for TUSK

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