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Cuff Links Fleur de Lys Gold/Ivory White
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Cufflinks from Skultuna. The lily is used in countless coats of arms and has strong connections to the French monarchy. A pair of classic cufflinks that are easy to match in an outfit.
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Product details
• Delivered as a pair.
• Made from 18k gold plated brass.
• Diameter: 21mm.
• Comes in a case.Product code10530910
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About Skultuna
With over 400 years of history, it would be something of an understatement to say that Sweden’s Skultuna is experienced in the casting of beautiful brass objects. Its long history began in 1607, when Swedish king Karl IX decreed that a brassworks was to be founded in the mid Swedish village of Svartån. Today, Skultuna is Scandinavian’s foremost supplier of cufflinks and other well-designed, high-quality brass objects. The company itself describes its wares as “the antiques of tomorrow” and has for many years enjoyed the status of Purveyors to the Swedish Royal Court.
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Manufacturer information
- Name:
- Skultuna Messingsbruk AB
- Address:
- Bruksgatan 8, 726 31 Skultuna, Sweden
- Contact:
- [email protected]
- Product code:
- 10530910
- EAN/GTIN:
- 7340037802387
- Manufacturer's article number
- 923-W
- Country of origin:
- CountryTextForSE
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With over 400 years of history, it would be something of an understatement to say that Sweden’s Skultuna is experienced in the casting of beautiful brass objects. Its long history began in 1607, when Swedish king Karl IX decreed that a brassworks was to be founded in the mid Swedish village of Svartån. Today, Skultuna is Scandinavian’s foremost supplier of cufflinks and other well-designed, high-quality brass objects. The company itself describes its wares as “the antiques of tomorrow” and has for many years enjoyed the status of Purveyors to the Swedish Royal Court.
