Cufflinks are much more than a simple accessory: they embody elegance, precision, and the heritage of masculine style. Their origin dates back to the 17th century, when the French nobility replaced the ribbons and cords that closed shirt cuffs with small silver or gold ornaments, a symbol of status and refinement.

Under the reign of Louis XIV, the cufflink became an essential piece of regalia, reflecting the wealth and taste of the wearer.
Over the centuries, this accessory evolved: artisans added precious stones, engravings, and enamels, transforming this discreet detail into a signature of absolute elegance.

In the 1920s, modern gentlemen – bankers, writers, artists, and dandies – adopted vintage cufflinks as an emblem of distinction.
They then became the reflection of a lifestyle where every detail counts, where style is born from subtlety.

Today, wearing a pair of Roaring 20s Paris cufflinks is to reconnect with the timeless aesthetic of the Roaring Twenties, combining tradition, personality, and elegance.
An accessory that, even today, distinguishes men and women of taste by its discreet refinement and its historic charm.