Solid sterling silver cufflinks set with elm removed from St Pauls Cathedral, London, England. This wood came from the bell frame when the bells were refurbished in 2018. The cufflinks come in a smart green case with signed certificate of authenticity.

One of the more unusual materials I work with, reindeer shed their antlers naturally every year. It's a beautiful material that comes from Norway and makes a very distinctive pair of cufflinks. Set in sterling silver, they come in a smart green case with signed certificate giving information on the material...

Solid sterling silver cufflinks set with oak removed from Lord Nelson flagship HMS Victory. This oak was removed as part of the restoration of Victory. The cufflinks come in a smart green case with signed certificate of authenticity.

Solid sterling silver cufflinks set with Teak from HMS Ganges, the last sailing ship to be a seagoing flagship. Ganges was dismantled in 1920. The cufflinks come in a smart green case with signed certificate of authenticity.

Solid sterling silver cufflinks set with oak from Christ Church College in Oxford, England. This oak was removed from the Great Hall. The cufflinks come in a smart green case with signed certificate of authenticity.

Solid sterling silver cufflinks set with oak removed from Bath Abbey, England in 2018 as part of the 20 million Footprint Project. They come in a smart green case with a signed certificate of authenticity.

Cufflinks in solid sterling silver set with ancient Kauri, the worlds oldest workable wood. Much like bog oak from the UK, kauri from New Zealand has been buried and preserved, some pieces date to over 50,000 years old. They come in a smart green case with signed certificate giving information on the...

Silver plated cufflinks set with Holly and Ivy wood, always very popular at Christmas. The cufflinks come in a smart black case with signed certificate with information on the material used.

Silver plated cufflinks from the mulberry tree that grows in the garden of the Richard Jefferies museum in Swindon, England. Jefferies was a Victorian writer and naturalist and grew up in the house that is now a museum dedicated to his work. For more information, see here. These come in a smart black...

One of the more unusual materials I work with, reindeer shed their antlers naturally every year. It's a beautiful material that comes from Norway and makes a very distinctive pair of cufflinks. They come in a smart black case with signed certificate giving information on the material used.