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Design on 13th September 2011 |
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Year 2011 sees Italian fashion house Ermenegildo Zegna celebrating its 20th Anniversary in China.
To commemorate this occasion Ermenegildo Zegna made a special limited edition collection of just twenty pieces to mark this important milestone.
The collection include watches, cufflinks, mobile phones and fabrics made in collaboration with Girard-Perregaux, Tateossian and Vertu.

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Fashion on 14th July 2011 |
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Ralph Lauren Purple Label line has issued a pair of white gold and diamond Skull Cufflinks with moveable jaws. When the jaws are open, it exposes the skull’s diamond eyes – $9,995.


Totally Worth It, the U.S. distributor of luxury watch brands including Armin Strom, Hautlence, Linde Werdelin and Ladoire, presents the TF Est. 1968 “Tourbillon” Pen to match the TF Est. 1968 cufflinks.
The pen, available in several finishes, mounts the “tourbillon” at a 45° angle on the top, making it easily visible when the pen is in your pocket.
The pens are steel with palladium plating for shine and color and select models feature a genuine carbon fiber top.

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Jewelry on 1st April 2011 |
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Italian jeweler Damiani have released in collaboration with Maserati a unique collection of accessories to complement Maserati’s cars.
The Circle collection, first of a series of product lines created by Damiani for Maserati, proposes a range of accessories in silver entirely dedicated to men.
Cufflinks, key-rings and necklaces are characterised by an elegant design playing with the circular shape and with the Maserati Trident logo engraved on the front.

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Automobile on 4th February 2010 |
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A set of cufflinks featuring an 18-c gold finish has been made using parts from Prince Charles’s Aston Martin to raise money for charity.
Pistons removed from the car when the prince decided to convert the vehicle to make it more eco-friendly have been transformed into cufflinks.
A total of 200 cufflinks were made by TMB ArtMetal, and they were designed to resemble the DB6 and the car’s iconic wheel ‘spinners’.
