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Cufflinks »Napoleonic Bee«, Gold-plated, White

Description

A part of French history and a sense of aesthetics come together in these stylish cufflinks by Skultuna, Royal Warrant holder of the Swedish Court since 1607. Emperor Napoleon I chose the heraldic bee as his personal symbol, instead of the classic Bourbon lily. Even then, the bee was considered a symbol of immortality and rebirth. Made from pure brass and then gold-plated, these cufflinks are a head-turner at any occasion. The cufflinks come in a jewellery box with velvet inlay and are thus also ideal as a gift.

Properties

Category: Unisex
Colour: white/gold
Dimensions: 19 mm
Material: Brass, gold-plated
Product Care: Wipe regularly with a damp, soft cloth and polish to maintain the sheen. Do not use chemical cleaning agents.
Quantity: Come in pairs
Size: One size

Properties

Category: Unisex
Colour: white/gold
Dimensions: 19 mm
Material: Brass, gold-plated
Product Care: Wipe regularly with a damp, soft cloth and polish to maintain the sheen. Do not use chemical cleaning agents.
Quantity: Come in pairs
Size: One size

Manufacturer

SKULTUNA 1607

Skultuna Messingsbruk was founded in 1607 by King Karl IX of Sweden as a brass foundry and is now one of the oldest companies in the world. Today, Skultuna still supplies the Swedish royal family with the same sense of quality, function and design as it did 400 years ago, creating the antiques of tomorrow. Today, more than four centuries later, the company still resides in the same place where the story began – in Skultuna by the Svartin stream.

Name: SKULTUNA 1607
Mailing address: Bruksgatan 8
72631 Skultuna
Schweden
Homepage: www.skultuna.com
Email address: info@skultuna.com

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