All our metal products are constructed of .925 sterling silver, palladium, stainless steel, titanium, or a plated base metal. We also offer items in 14k and 18k gold.
Sterling Silver is a soft metal, and ideal for engraving. Sterling silver items will require polishing over time. Oxidization discoloration occurs when silver is exposed to oxygen and the best way to avoid it is by storing your cufflinks in a jewelry storage case, or with routine maintenance using a soft polishing cloth. Wearing your cufflinks regularly will also help keep them from tarnishing as the fabric on your French Cuff shirt will keep them polished.
Palladium is a metallic alternative to platinum. It has been used interchangeably with platinum in precious metal jewelry since the 1930s. A strong and durable rare metal, palladium’s brilliance makes it ideal for plating cufflinks.
Stainless steel is a very strong metal that does not corrode or rust. Its strength and resistance to damage is ideal for cufflinks and makes it an ideal material for engraving.
Titanium is the strongest metal we use. Resistant to corrosion, this silver-colored metal is hard-wearing and incredibly durable.
Plated items are constructed of a base combination of metals, and then plated with polished silver or rhodium. The exact composition of the core in base metal can vary.