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In honour of the rapid approach of father’s day, I have been looking at inspiration for men's jewellery for the London Jewellery School blog . I have previously looked at cufflinks but have turned my attention to other forms of men's jewellery. Bracelets Men’s bracelets tend to be chunky, made of leather or thick chain Black cord and bronze bracelet from Principles Hamsa bracelet from Principles Play hard bike chain bracelet from Katie’s bike Necklaces Titanium necklace from Super Monde Necklace from Pearlatplay Chainmaille necklace from Destai Details Tie pins Mountain tie clip from Alison Moore Silver deco pinstripe tie pin from Louy Magroos Bat tie pin from Kevin Coss Designs This blog post was originally written for the London Jewellery School blog

With father’s day rapidly approaching in the UK (19th June in case you need to mark it on your calendar!) I've been having a look at some of the trends in men’s jewellery. Cufflinks are a traditional form of men’s jewellery for those that choose to/have to wear formal shirts. However, they are a great way to show a little personality! Which of these would suit the fathers in your life? Traditional Sterling silver oval cufflinks by Douglas Spell Link: Personalised Personalised cufflinks by Oh So Cherished Initials Initial cufflinks by Penelope Tom Hipster Hipster beard cufflinks by Iron + Oak Skulls 18CT Yellow gold skull cufflinks by Theo Fennell Tattoo inspired Silver ASOS swallow tattoo inspired cufflinks Steampunk Vintage watch movement cufflinks by Steampunk Jewelry Designs Traveller Silver coordinates cufflinks by Sally Clay Sport Football cufflinks by Jewel Co Patriotic ...