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  Cufflinks Depot : Manufacturers and retailers of custom cuff links and badges.   Cufflinks Depot is your online source for the one of the largest selection of designer cufflinks and personalized groomsmen gifts on the internet.  From designers such as David Donahue, Robert Charles, Deakin & Francis, Baade, Duchamp, Jeremy Heber, Ian Flaherty, and Tateossian U.K., their groomsmen gifts, cuff links, and leather cufflink cases are well-suited for any occasion. They offer both stock and custom groomsmen cufflinks and gifts.  Address: 9033 Tavolini Terrace Windermere, Fl 34786 407-253-5347 E-mail: info@cufflinksdepot.com

  English Cufflinks: English Cufflinks has been creating beautiful gifts for men for thirty years supplying over 200 of the most prestigious outlets across the UK and beyond.  They have a refreshing collection of contemporary, traditional, gold, silver and bespoke cufflink designs for you to choose from and they aim to provide for most tastes, professions, hobbies, sports and occasions.  All of their designs are handmade in the UK and most are hallmarked solid sterling silver and are suitable for engraving.  Address: Octave Design Ltd P O Box 225 Taunton TA4 1BP United Kingdom Phone: 01823 400535 E-mail: info@englishcufflinks.com

  Lyn Gaylord : Lyn Gaylord had been an avid collector of 19th century treasures for many years before she made a career out of her passion. Her fascination with these precious collectibles dates back to a trip she made to Europe with her daughter Jenny, over 15 years ago. The pair roamed the markets of London and Paris falling deeply in love with the history and drama of these magnificent objects of art. This was also the beginning of their yearly trip to the island of Capri and the start of their love affair with all things Italian. When, some years later, Lyn discovered a tobacco box with a particularly charming relief, inspiration struck and the idea for Lyn Gaylord Accessories was born. Lyn and Jenny still travel abroad several times a year to scour the markets for hidden treasures. With over 250 designs in the repertoire, the Lyn Gaylord collections have expanded to include not just buckles, but cufflinks, hand-blown crystal vanity jars with sterling lids. A glimpse of the artist at work in her Bell Island studio, surrounded by the waters of Long Island Sound and a dizzying array of collectibles, and it's clear this is truly a labor of love.

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  Rare Splendors  : Gem Cuff Links: gold / silver cuff links set with unique matching gems: unique cuff links for designer wedding French cuff shirts, cruise wear and clerical formal wear. They also sell button covers. e-mail : service@raresplendors.com  Address: 4229 Banya Trail, Oroville, CA 95965

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How Cufflinks Work

The common mechanisms are few. A toggle back, the familiar T-bar, passes through the cuff holes lengthwise and turns crosswise to lock. A whale back flips flat to insert and folds to hold. A stud or ball back has a fixed decorative head and a smaller ball that pushes through the holes. A chain links two decorative faces with a short chain, the oldest and dressiest style, and silk knots are simply knotted cord pulled through. Toggle backs dominate retail because they are easy to fit one-handed, which matters when the wearer is dressing in the shirt.

Collecting follows the same logic as other small antiques: makers' marks, hallmarks, unusual mechanisms and period designs carry the value, and Lyn Gaylord's line, built from 19th century finds, sits directly in that tradition. For daily wear, one silver pair, one pearl or onyx pair for evening, and one novelty pair cover nearly every shirt a wearer owns.