Simon Carter Men's Cufflinks Range
Classic Simon Carter Cufflinks for Men
Great for everyday use, Simon Carter classic cufflinks are designed with clean shapes such as squares, ovals and circles in enamel, chrome and fibre optic glass (used in the Cats Eye cufflink). All fashion cufflinks use a silver coloured plating called dorium which is a very hard wearing alloy which is chip resistant and doesn’t tarnish. The egg shaped men's cufflink in chrome has a minimalistic design that enhances but does not overpower your clothes. The infinity cufflinks are made in classic shapes from dyed fibre optic glass with a single crystal for sparkle.
Simon Carter Mens Crystal Cufflinks
Ideal for a special occasion, crystal cufflinks add some subtle glitz to your formal wear. Simon Carter encrusts his cufflinks with Swarovski crystals for both a modern look (crystal cube, crystal edge and cylinder) and period look (Victorian subversives and Tudor designs). The Menagerie cufflinks for men makes use of hand set crystals to create a whole zoo of little animals.
Simon Carter Semi Precious Cufflinks
Many of the Simon Carter cufflinks are made from semi-precious materials such as mother of pearl, onyx, Haematite and Paua Shell. The Barrel ‘Band’ is made from contrasting slices of MOP or onyx and crystal, whilst the ‘Regency Square’ is made from Onyx with a crystal centre. The Diamond Chequer Square cufflinks is constructed from mother of pearl in a criss cross ‘diamond’ pattern.
This Seasons Cufflinks from Simon Carter
This Season’s Men's Cufflinks are graphic and elegant featuring classic shapes (ovals, squares, circles) and elegant materials (Swarovski crystals, mother of pearl etc).
About Simon Carter
Simon Carter has made his name with his quirky English take on design which has struck a chord with urban professionals looking to inject a contemporary lightness of touch in their own personal style. In the 1980s Simon Carter bought a 1930s pewter motorcycle brooch to sell in a shop, and quickly realised the potential behind it. A few weeks later, armed with 100 copies of the brooch, he began trying to sell them on the King’s Rd. Ten years later Simon Carter had cornered the fashion cufflink market through iconic designs such as the ‘Aspirin’ cufflinks, which stored tablets within the actual cufflink and the Victorian subversive ranges. |
