FSTS Cufflinks Gold Plated Sterling Silver
- Brand:
- From Soldier to Soldier
- Product type:
- Accessories
- More details:
- OneSize
- Color:
- Gold color
- Material:
- Gold plated sterling silver 925
- Item number:
- 1602-FSTS-M-G01
- EAN:
- 5710880106666
- Free shipping on qualifying orders
- Gift wrapping available for €2.50
- 60-day full return policy
Water-resistant jewelry
"Water-resistant jewelry" is jewelry that can withstand water in everyday life - such as hand washing and light rain - without changing expression quickly. It's all about the material and surface. Stainless steel and solid gold typically withstands water better than plated jewelry such as gold plated. In some cases, the following are also used PVD treatment (Physical Vapor Deposition), where a very thin, hard coating "bonds" to the surface and can provide better wear resistance than traditional coating - but it's still a surface that can eventually wear out depending on use. Jewelry with stones, beads or glue should generally be kept dry.
Gold plated sterling silver 925
Gold plated sterling silver 925 is real sterling silver (92.5% silver) with a thin layer of gold on the surface, which gives a warm gold colored look. Gold plating is typically done with gold in approximately 18-22 carats, and the color can therefore vary in tone. As the coating is a surface, the finish is best maintained with gentle use and proper care.
More about FSTS Cufflinks Gold Plated Sterling Silver
The From Soldier to Soldier cufflinks are made for those moments when the details make all the difference. Crafted in gold-plated sterling silver (925), they give an exclusive yet understated look that elevates both shirt and suit without being flashy. A timeless accessory with weight and character - perfect for formal occasions, weddings, dinners or as a sharp everyday choice when you want to signal style and strength at the same time.
About From Soldier to Soldier
From Soldier to Soldier is Aagaard's bracelet collection rooted in a soldier tradition where parachute lines (paracord) braided into bracelets as a symbol of community and strong bonds.
The story is specifically based on 2008 where the soldier Stefan Hylleborg while deployed in Afghanistan was inspired by an American paratrooper and started making bracelets that were quickly used for fundraising and support - later put into production via Aagaard.