King Mansa Musa of Mali Antique Copper Cufflinks

Noble detail and luxurious design is demonstrated in the fruition of these King Mansa Musa of Mali Antique Copper Cufflinks. Mansa Musa was the tenth sultan of the wealthy West African Mali Empire, reigning from 1312 to 1337. Described by his contemporaries as being inconceivably wealthy, King Mansa Musa conquered 24 cities and turned Mali into the biggest gold producing region in the world. Inspired by the fierce leadership and untouchable wealth of King Mansa Musa, these cufflinks are exuberant in luxurious finishes. Designed to embolden your attire with greatness, these cufflinks are impeccably hand-chiselled from rhodium and finessed in an antique copper coating. With an angular cut and exquisite patterned embellishments, these cufflinks were hand-chiselled with unparalleled exclusivity. The antique copper finishing on these cufflinks provides a warm bronze palette to add a vintage flair to your ensemble.

Colour : Antique Copper

Cufflink Style : 614-CL

Details

Length of emblem face: 1.7 cm / 0.67 inches

Width of emblem face: 1.7 cm / 0.67 inches

Breadth of emblem face: 0.2 cm / 0.07 inches

Length of backing plate: 1.6 cm / 0.63 inches

Style of cufflink: whale back

Includes a flat face at the back that rotates 90 degrees to hold the cufflink in place