Kitesurfing Cufflinks - Blackened Sterling Silver
Kitesurfing cufflinks in blackened sterling silver. A suit is the opposite of a wetsuit, and that is exactly why these cufflinks work. They let a rider bring a little of the beach to the office, the ceremony or the big meeting. Anyone who kites will spot them across the room. Wear them as a reminder of who you are when the tie comes off, and of the wind waiting for you after the party.
Who it's for: kitesurfers, grooms and groomsmen. A kitesurfing gift for a beach wedding, a milestone birthday, Father's Day, a promotion or a retirement. Pair them with other ocean life jewelry from our store.
The story behind it. These cufflinks are sure to set you apart from the crowd, at weddings and every dressed-up day. They are high polished and then blackened, so the kiteboarder stands out in strong contrast.
Made to last. Solid 925 sterling silver won't rust or flake, and any darkening polishes right off with a silver cloth.
- Material: solid sterling silver, high polished and blackened for a perfect finish
- Made to order: please give us 7 days to ship
- Made: cast in New York City and finished by hand in our Florida studio. Handmade in the USA by Zulasurfing Studios
Frequently asked questions
How long until they ship?
They are made to order, so please give us 7 days to ship.
Is it real silver?
Yes. They are solid sterling silver, high polished and blackened.
How do I keep them looking good?
Wipe them with a silver cloth now and then. Sterling silver won't rust or flake.
Product care & materials
How to store your jewellery
When your pieces are not being shown off, it is best to keep them in a dry, soft case. This will protect them and increase the longevity so you can continue to wear them for years to come.
How to clean your jewellery
Regularly cleaning your pieces will decrease the natural film that builds up over time. Contact us for more info.
Our materials
We use a wide range of quality materials that only deliver the best look and experience.
Heirloom Quality
Based on the idea that the things we accumulate during our lifetime are the things that are most dear to us, our pieces are designed to be passed down generation after generation.