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Personalised Silver Roman Numerals Cufflinks

£140.00

Personalised cufflinks are our specialty. Our Personalised Silver Roman Numerals Cufflinks make a wonderful and unique keepsake that will be treasured for years to come. We will deep engrave a personalised message with up to 18 characters (including spaces) on each cufflink, with all letters deep engraved in relief and capitalised. Our example shows 3 letters (S&A) and the date of a wedding in Roman Numerals: IX. XXVI. MMXV, which is 26th September 2015. The backs can also be personalised.

Many people love using Latin as it looks so cool in capital letters! You can very easily translate dates and words from English to Latin on-line.

With a solid T-bar cufflink back, these personalised cufflinks are very easy to put on and extremely comfortable to wear.

Whether given as a gift to that special man in your life, or to celebrate a wedding, graduation, new job or birthday, these personalised cufflinks make for a fantastic and treasured accessory!

We'll need 15 "Making Days" to handcraft this gift for you. Click here to read more.

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Approx 18mm wide.

Sterling silver with a silver T-bar cufflink back.

Clean with a good quality jeweller's silver cloth regularly.

Silver and other metals are prone to tarnish, this oxidising process is a natural occurrence but some substances in our daily lives will speed the process up. Soap, hairspray, perfume, food, latex, perspiration and even the natural oils on our hands can tarnish metals more quickly.

We recommend that you use a good quality jeweller's cloth regularly as part of your jewellery cleaning routine.

As with all jewellery, straps, links and clasps can be opened or broken if not treated with care. Please check your cufflinks carefully when you receive them and contact us within 7 days if it is delivered faulty or damaged. Your jewellery is fully guaranteed for 6 months against faulty workmanship or materials - although this does not cover accidental damage, misuse or wear and tear.

This does not affect your statutory rights.