Vintage Stamp Cufflinks (QEI Purple)

Made with real vintage Purple stamps, first issued after Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1952, they were in circulation until the late 1960s. These stunning British stamps are iconic images of Queen Elizabeth II, based on a photographic portrait by Dorothy Wilding. In the picture the Queen is wearing the Diamond State Diadem made for King George IV in the 1820s.

Each pair of cufflinks is presented in a black cufflink box, with information about the stamp including the country and year of issue, plus details about the actual stamp image. The stamps are set into high quality silver coloured, nickel plated cufflinks (brass base), with hard wearing swivel barrel fittings. They are then covered with a crystal clear resin dome that magnifies and protects the image, making them durable and scratch proof. As all stamps are franked differently through the postal system, the postmarks on your cufflinks may vary from those shown. The stamps and postmark will, however, be of the same clarity and quality.

Cufflink dimensions: Square – cufflink diameter, 20mm, stamp insert diameter 18mm x 18mm square.