Engraved Solid Gold Cufflinks
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- Handmade in Sussex, England
- 28-day returns, even made to order
- Hallmarked in the UK, boxed ready to give
Engraved solid gold cufflinks make a fitting gift for a best man or father of the bride, available in 9ct or 18ct gold at 1.5mm thick. Choose rose, yellow or white gold to suit the wearer, then personalise the plain cufflinks with an engraving of your own design — the dragon shown is one bespoke example, with engraving quoted separately from the price shown for the plain pair. Each pair is handmade in Sussex and can be finished with a design of your choosing, giving you a piece that carries real sentimental weight long after the occasion has passed. Find further options in the cufflinks collection.
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Bangle fit guide
A full bangle has to pass over your hand before it sits at the wrist, so the hand is what to measure — not the wrist. Cone your hand: thumb tucked into the palm, fingers together. Measure around the widest part.
- Wrap a strip of paper around the coned hand, mark the overlap, then measure it flat.
- If you are between sizes, size up — a snug bangle will not pass the hand.
- Hinged bangles are measured the same way, so they sit like a solid one once closed.
We can make any size to order — a larger bangle uses more metal, so the price changes with the size and we will quote it before you commit. A bangle cannot be resized once it is made, so if you are between sizes, come and be fitted in the Ditchling workshop.
A cuff or torc has an opening at the back, so it never has to pass over your hand — it only has to fit the wrist. Rest your arm flat and measure straight across the widest part of your wrist with a ruler. That measurement is the internal diameter to look for below.
- Use a flat ruler, not a tape measure. The sizes below are measured straight across, not around — a tape wrapped round the wrist will read far too big.
- The opening sits at the back and can be eased a little by hand, so a cuff is more forgiving than a closed bangle.
- If you are between sizes on a wide cuff, size up: the wider the metal, the less it flexes.
We can make any size to order — a larger cuff uses more metal, so the price changes with the size and we will quote it before you commit. A cuff cannot be resized once it is made, so if you are between sizes, come and be fitted in the Ditchling workshop.
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In a world of mass-produced, machine-made jewellery, often imported in bulk and discarded from season to season, we stand by the enduring value of handmade luxury. We create jewellery designed to last for generations, not just seasons. When you invest in a handmade piece of jewellery, you’re investing in something timeless, something you’ll never need to replace.