Colorful Ping Pong CufflinksI have always loved drinking a few cold ones and picking up a paddle to re-establish myself as the ping pong champ. It is kind of like bowling to me. Goes great with beer! Anyway, these are really cool cufflinks if you like ping pong.Dimensions: 1" x 3/4"Material: rubber, rhodium silver

Riveted Stainless CufflinksYou know we love stainless steel over here at Cuff-Daddy. Here is another set to add to your growing collection. It looks like the designers riveted 2 pieces together, but it is just the clever design. Remember to check for the hallmark to be assured that they are true stainless steel. Cufflinks arrive in elegant chrome gift box. Finished with rhodium silver so they'll never tarnish. Put away your silver polishing...

Clothespin CufflinksOK, if you are less than 20 years old, you may not know the function of these clever cufflinks. These are a mini replica of a clothes pin that you'd use to hang your clothes on a line in your backyard. Please note that these do not function. Oh, the memories. . Cufflinks arrive in in a presentation box suitable for gifting. Made from rhodium silver so you never have an issue with tarnishing. Cuff-Daddy's Lifetime product...

Paisley CufflinksItalian-inspired paisley cufflinks in silver and black. Paisley is coming back so why not compliment your wardrobe with a classic pair of cufflinks? These have a cool surprise: the paisleys are actually tiny ghosts. This pair is conservative enough for the office, but far from boring. These are an exceptional complement to French cuff shirts of virtually any color. Each pair is finished by hand to ensure a quality, lasting pair....

If youve got it, flaunt it! These gleaming rhodium-plated silver cufflinks in the shape of the number 1 clearly state your position in your world. These first class cufflinks measure about a half inch by a half inch. Order both cufflinks the same, or remember a special date by choosing a different number for your second cufflink.

Early Bird Rooster CufflinksFor the ultimate "early bird" these rooster cuff links will have the office going "Cock-a-doodle-do" all day long. The rooster is often (accurately) pictured in art as crowing at the break of dawn. He can often be seen sitting on fence posts or other objects, where he crows to proclaim his territory. However, he will also crow during the rest of the day, and even sometimes on a bright moonlit night. He has several...