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Carrington emerald and diamond cufflinks. (CL9598)

Carrington Emeralds and Diamonds


Elegant Jazz Age cufflinks with one side set with a bright, verdant emerald and the other side with a sparkling diamond.  The platinum tops a beautifully engraved with a jagged pinwheel design surrounded by an undulating zigzag border.  These elegant cufflinks were created by Carrington & Company in 14kt gold and platinum, circa 1925.

Carrington emerald and diamond cufflinks. (CL9598)

The backs of the cufflinks are finely crafted in 14kt gold. Carrington & Company's attention to small details can be seen in the sturdy cross bars and raised brackets that secure the cufflinks on the cuff while protecting the backs of the gemstones.  The tops of the cross bars are stamped with "GOLD & PLAT." for the precious metals.

Carrington emerald and diamond cufflinks. (CL9598)

Carrington & Co. was founded in the late 19th century and created some of the finest cufflinks and dress sets of the first half of the 20th century.  The firm was especially known for the sophisticated, understated elegance of its cufflinks and the fine craftsmanship with which they were created.
Name:  Carrington Emeralds and Diamonds

Cost:  $1,275

Measurements:  The tops of these 14kt gold and platinum cufflinks are just over 5/8" by 1/2".  The cufflinks weigh a total of 11.6 grams.

References:  If you wish to learn more about the fine cufflinks created by Carrington & Co.,  you may enjoy the article  Carrington Cufflinks - A Touch of Elegance.


Carrington & Co. Attribution

Although these cufflinks are not signed with Carrington & Co's traditional maker's mark (a boxy "C" enclosing "14"), they are attributed to the Carrington workshop based on several design elements including the design of raised brackets and cross bars, the use of the "GOLD & PLAT." precious metal mark, and the fineness of the engine-turned (engraved) pattern on the platinum fronts.  Often Carrington pieces were left unsigned when they were specially commissioned by a favored retailer or, possibly, created for a private client.


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