Brutalist cufflinks – silver, vintage 1970s

Striking designer cufflinks , made in the 1970s . These expressive vintage cufflinks are a true highlight for lovers of Brutalist design* – asymmetrical, coarsely textured, organic, yet austere. Crafted from silver-colored metal , they captivate with their angular, textured surface and powerful, sculptural look – entirely in keeping with the experimental, modern design aesthetic of the era.

The striking design adds a unique touch to any outfit, making these cufflinks a stylish statement piece . Whether worn with a formal attire or as a deliberate contrast to a modern outfit, they are versatile and a stylish accessory with character. An ideal gift for design lovers or collectors of mid-century modern jewelry with quirks, edges, and personality.

* Brutalist design —whether in architecture, art, or fashion—is bold, uncompromising, and expressive. It emerged after World War II, from roughly the late 1940s, and reached its peak in the 1960s and 1970s. The term "Brutalism" is derived from the French béton brut, meaning "raw concrete" —a reference to the preferred material in architecture, but also to the fundamental design approach: raw, honest, unvarnished .