Ancient Roman Intaglio Gold Cufflinks

A pair of 18kt yellow gold circular cufflinks of Roman inspiration, presenting imperial silver profiles in the centre. Circa 1960

A pair of ancient Mesopotamic seals, resumed from archeological excavation, elegantly set in 18kt yellow gold by Eleuteri, embellished with cabochon rubies and onyx. The two seals ar...

18kt yellow gold crossed double Anchor cufflinks. Made in Italy, circa 1960

An elegant pair of bar cufflinks in lapis and yellow gold. Circa 1980

Retro cufflinks in 18kt yellow gold, enamel and reverse crystal, with terrier dog images. Circa 1950

A pair of fun golf bag cufflinks in gold, circa 1950.

Bulgari Rome Vintage 1970s Ancient Roman Emperor Coin Gold Cufflinks An 18k yellow gold cufflinks, set with Roma Constantivs II 335-361 AD Dimensions appr...

These DUBINI coin cufflinks from the 'Empires' collection feature authentic Roman Imperial silver coins minted circa 210 - 211 A.D set in 18K yellow gold with garnet bullet cabochons...

These DUBINI coin cufflinks from the 'Empires' collection feature authentic Roman Imperial coins minted circa A.D. 133-135 set in 18K yellow gold with garnet...

Elegant 18k yellow gold square cufflinks featuring a raised profile portrait of an ancient Grecian or Roman man. The backs are whale back t-bars so it’s very easy to put them on. M...

A pair of Wiese, intaglio cufflinks, set with cornelian intaglios, mounted in 18ct gold. The intaglios depict a child's head; the bust of a philosopher; Hygeia, the Greek goddess of ...

A pair of Kieselstein-Cord 18k gold cufflinks. Cufflinks feature intaglio carved on red glass portraying Medusa figure. The faces are oval, with bezel set glass. The cufflinks are collectible and suitable for both men and women. About Kieselstein-Cord brand Prior to start designing jewelry, Barry Kieselstein-Cord was an acclaimed photographer and art director. He developed his interest in metal colors while being in his teens and experimenting with patina and hues. He worked for Georg Jensen for a few years and established his own brand in 1972. Besides jewelry, Kieselstein-Cord designed accessories and home furnishing. Later he added bags to his collection. First success came to the brand’s silver pieces. In the late 1907s Barry Cord...