Vintage 1970s Gold-Tone Striped Enamel Cufflinks Blue Burgundy Geometric Mens

The diagonal stripe in cobalt blue and burgundy is the pattern language of a particular kind of 1970s confidence.

A pair of gold-tone chain-link cufflinks with vitreous enamel faces in a regimental stripe design — alternating cobalt blue and burgundy bands divided by gold lines on an oval face plate. The chain-link connector joins two oval panels, which is the classic construction for dress cufflinks of this period. The backs are plain brushed gold-tone.

The enamel is intact on both faces, and the stripe alignment matches — something that deteriorates on lesser pieces. The monogram "L.B.B." is engraved on the reverse of one face plate, a personal touch from the original owner that adds a quiet layer of history.

These suit a formal shirt for weddings or smarter occasions, but work equally well with a white Oxford for everyday dressing. The stripe colourway reads with navy, charcoal, and deep green suiting without competing.

Details

• Type: Cufflinks (chain-link, two-panel)
• Era: 1970s
• Material: Gold-tone metal, vitreous enamel
• Stones: Enamel — cobalt blue and burgundy diagonal stripe
• Size: Approx. 1 × 2 cm face
• Marked: "L.B.B." engraved on reverse — personal monogram, not a maker's mark
• Style: Geometric, regimental stripe

Condition

Excellent · Both enamel faces intact, no chips or crazing, chain links fully functional, finish clean.