Chisel Cuff Links

Price depends on the materials, finish and detail. Plain stainless steel sits differently from pairs with titanium, gold-tone plating, mother of pearl or pearl inlay, carbon fiber, enamel or cubic zirconia accents. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Circle, enamel and domed styles lead the list. Gold-tone circle cuff links, enamel pairs and yellow IP-plated domed pairs come first, followed by mother of pearl and antiqued and polished stainless steel designs. Carbon fiber and striped pairs also appear near the top.

Mother of pearl inlay or polished steel reads most formal. Mother of pearl pairs look dressier with a tuxedo or a white shirt. Plain polished or brushed stainless steel keeps things quiet and works with nearly any suit.

Each finish changes how the steel catches light. Polished is shiny and mirror-like, brushed has a soft satin grain that hides fine scratches, and antiqued darkens the recesses so the pattern stands out. Some pairs combine two finishes.

Wipe them with a soft cloth after wearing. Keep them dry, store them apart from other pieces, and avoid harsh chemicals, especially on inlay, enamel or plated pairs. See our jewelry care page for more tips.