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Bronze rectangular cufflinks inspired by brutalist jewellery from the 1970’s. From the 50’s jewellery design, as with other arts, became much more free and experimental. By the 70’s designers like Québec’s Walter Schluep and Israel’s Rachel Gera were playing with shapes, rough textures and oxidation, working with the jewellery making process rather than hiding it. I love the honesty of the approach and the more natural forms that result.
Bronze cufflinks by Paul Crosfield. Hand made in London, these are based on brutalism. Work perfectly with square and round watches. Large cufflinks, these have a real impact.
Curvilinear Comet
Cufflinks by a fireplace with a glass of whisky. Showing bronze cufflinks with a blue patina.

Curvilinear Comet

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Abstract, brutalist cufflinks in bronze with blue/green patination.

These play with positive and negative space, while showing the different states of bronze, from highly polished to rough and oxidised. These are inspired by our fascination with heavenly bodies throughout history.

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