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Thanks for stopping by our blog, here we will post regular information on our cufflinks and post the reseach we find about the coins we use as we go along, such as the old English sixpence which is used in the wedding poem 'Something borrowed, something blue .... and a silver sixpence in the shoe'. In victorian times, coins at a wedding were a sign of good luck a tradition which is continued worldwide today. Nowadays brides don't have to wear coins down their shoe, they can just get their groom to wear a set of our cufflinks for good luck.

Whatever the occasion you are looking at, we can save you time with our unique cufflinks and very quick shopping cart which means you save time. Click on the photographs of our cufflinks to examine the quality of the cufflinks.

Enjoy and thank you for stopping by World Coin Cufflinks.  All of our cufflinks come in a silver presentation box and are handmade one at a time. As unique as the person who wears them.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Cufflinks for the vice president of America
23 Mar 2012
Cufflinks we made for the Vice president of America
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Cufflinks
5 Nov 2011
Cufflinks update on what we have been doing with our cufflinks over the past few months.
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Suomi Kalvosinnapit 10 sentti
24 Aug 2011
Suomi Kalvosinnapit 10 senttiä
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Suomi Kalvosinnapit 1 Euro
24 Aug 2011
Suomi Kalvosinnapit 1 Euro
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Suomi Kalvosinnapit 1 sentin
24 Aug 2011
Suomi Kalvosinnapit 1 sentin
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Espana Gemelos 1Euro
8 Aug 2011
Espana Gemelos 1 Euro
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Espana Gemelos 10 centimos de euro
8 Aug 2011
Espana Gemelos 10 centimos de euro
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Gemelos Espaol 1 centimo de euro
8 Aug 2011
Gemelos Español 1 céntimo de euro
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Deutschland Manschettenknopfe 1 Euro
8 Aug 2011
Deutschland Manschettenknopfe 1 Euro
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Deutschland Manschettenknpfe 10 Cent EUR
8 Aug 2011
Deutschland Manschettenknöpfe 10 Cent EUR
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Deutsch Manschettenknopfe 1 cent EUR
8 Aug 2011
Deutsch Manschettenknopfe 1 cent EUR
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Boutons de manchette France 1 euro
4 Aug 2011
Boutons de manchette France 1 euro
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Boutons de manchette en Belgique 1 Franc
4 Aug 2011
Boutons de manchette en Belgique 1 Franc
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Suomen Kalvosinnapit 5 pennia hopeaa
28 Jul 2011
Suomen Kalvosinnapit 5 pennia hopeaa.
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Danmark Manchetknapper 10 ore
28 Jul 2011

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Gemelli Italia 10 lire
27 Jul 2011

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Osterreicher Manschettenknopfe 10 Groschen.
27 Jul 2011

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Espana Gemelos 1 peseta
25 Jul 2011
Los gemelos español se hizo con los españoles monedas de 1 Pesata.
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Suomen kalvosinnapit.
25 Jul 2011
Suomen kalvosinnapit valmistetaan Maali 5 penniä,
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Spinki do mankietw Polska 10 groszy.
25 Jul 2011
Spinki do mankietów Polska 10 groszy.
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Gemelos espanol 5 pesata
20 Jul 2011
Gemeldos,espanol,pesata.
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Boutons de manchette France(10 les Franais Franc)
20 Jul 2011
Boutons de manchette France sont fabriqués à partir de 10 les Français Franc.
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Abotoaduras Portugal
19 Jul 2011
Abotoaduras Portugal são feitas usando escudos a Portugal
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11 Jul 2011
Boutons de manchette Francais Franc.
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Wedding Cufflinks London
21 Jun 2011
Wedding Cufflinks London
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Cufflinks Dublin Ireland
21 Jun 2011
Cufflinks Dublin Ireland are where our coin cufflinks are made and shipped internationally.
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Fathers Day Cufflinks
19 May 2011
Fathers Day Cufflinks
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Fathers Day England
19 May 2011

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Fathers Day Ireland
19 May 2011
Fathers Day Ireland At world coin cufflinks, we have upcycled old coins and make them into the perfect gift as Fathers Day Ireland. Prices from €39, the cufflinks all come in a silver presentation box which is included in the price.
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Cufflinks Ireland
18 May 2011
Cufflinks Ireland
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Leonardo Da Vinci Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Vitruvian Man Cufflinks by Da Vinci taken from real Italian 1 Euro coins.
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Switzerland Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Swiss cufflinks are made using the Switzerland 10 rappen coins, and feature Libertas (Latin for Liberty) was the Roman goddess and embodiment of liberty. Helvitia is the Latin name for the Swiss confederation.
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Swedish Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Swedish cufflinks are made with the Sweden 2 ore ore coins, these coins are no longer made. This set feature two coins the same, as the photograph shows
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Sweden Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Swedan cufflinks are made with the Sweden 50 ore coins, these coins are no longer made.
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Spanish Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Spanish Peseta Cufflinks. The Spanish cufflinks are made using the Spainish 1 Pesata coins, these coins are no longer in circulation and the features the King of Spain. The coins are from a mint roll and have not been in public circulation
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Portugal Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Poland cufflinks are made using the Poland 10 Groszy coins. These coins are no longer in circulation and are rare.
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Italy Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Italian Lire Cufflinks.These Italian cufflinks are made using the old Italy 10 lire coins. These coins are no longer in circulation since Italy switched to the Euro in 2002
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Holland Cufflinks
1 Apr 2011
Holland cufflinks are made using the Netherlands 1 cent coins and feature Portrait of Queen Beatrix, her title around the edge
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Coin Cufflinks history
30 Mar 2011
Cufflinks History The cufflink has been a persistent element of men’s style for nearly 800 years. Prior to its existence, tailors used buttons solely as decoration, and men kept their clothes together with pins, laces and straps. During the 13th century, tailors began using buttons as fasteners. The development of the worked (stitched) buttonhole during the Renaissance aided in the button’s popularity. But it wasn’t until the post-Renaissance period in the 1600s that two ornamented buttons, attached in the middle with a link of chain, became de rigeur among the upper classes of Europe, especially Great Britain.
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Netherlands Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
The Duthch cufflinks are made using the Netherlands 1 Euro coin and feature Portrait of Queen Beatrix, her title vertically shown as in the former guilder
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Greece Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
Greece cufflinks are made using the Greece 1 Euro coins which feature Picture of a 5th century BC 4 drachma coin of Athens (a coin in a coin)
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German Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
Germany cufflinks are made using the German 1 Euro coins and feature an Interpretation of the German eagle, symbol of German sovereignty.
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French Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
French cufflinks are made from the French 10 Franc. The Franc as a trading currency refers back to the 1300's and the Franc maintained its official position as the national currency of France from 1795 to the introduction of the Euro in 2002.
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Finland Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
Finnish cufflinks are made from the Finish 5 pennia, a denomination of the markka which until the introduction of the Euro in 2002 had been in existence and circulation since 1860. The 5 Pennia are available in copper or silver colours.
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England Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
English cufflinks are made using the English 'sixpence' and also features Queen Elizabeth II. The coins are seen as a symbol of luck in weddings in the saying 'Something borrowed, Something blue and a silver sixpence in the shoe'
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Denmark Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
Denmark cufflinks are made using the Danish 10 ore, Denmark is one of the few European Union countries which rejected the introduction of the Euro and maintains its own currency. The 10 ore depicts the Queen Margrethe II on one side and the coat or arms on other.
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Belgium Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010
These cufflinks are made using the Belgium 1 france coins, and are no longer in circulation since Belgium joined the Euro in 2002
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China Cufflinks
22 Nov 2010
China cufflinks are made using the Chinese 1 Fen, part of the Renminbi, the currency on the mainland of the People's Republic of China.These coins are no longer used as a currency making them a collectors item
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China - Year of the Rabbit Cufflinks
29 Nov 2010

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Canada Cufflinks
22 Nov 2010
These cufflinks are made using the Canadian 10 cents or dime featuring the Bluenose, the celebrated racing ship and hard working fishing vessel a long recognised Canadian symbol embodying the strong Canadian work ethic.
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Austria Cufflinks
2 Nov 2010
A description of the Austrian coin cufflinks
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Australia cufflinks
27 Oct 2010
Australia cufflinks The cufflinks are made using the Australia 5 coin coins, which feature the Echidna a national symbol of Australia
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World coin cufflinks-Wear your currency
26 Oct 2010
It is no use carrying change which is not in circulation anymore. At World Coin Cufflinks, you can get these old coins transformed into unique cufflinks that can add a class to your personality and sophisticate your wardrobe. You can even gift these coin cufflinks to someone who cherishes the heritage of his country.
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Coin cufflinks
26 Oct 2010
Coin cufflinks
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Wedding cufflinks
26 Oct 2010
Wedding cufflinks, a history of the old wedding poem and how the sixpence was used for good luck. Something old, something new Something borrowed, something blue And a silver sixpence in her shoe.
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Coin Jewelry
26 Oct 2010
Information about the coincufflinks
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Coin Cufflinks
22 Sep 2010
As we use coins for making all of our coin cufflinks, we thought we would give you a history of coins
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History of Cufflinks
30 Jun 2010
The History of cufflinks goes back to the Middle Ages where its precursor, the ‘cuff string’, adorned the wrists of fashionable gentlemen of the day. One of the earliest references to what we now recognize as cufflinks was made in the London Gazette of 1684, which referred to a pair of cuff buttons set with diamonds; the same journal in 1686 also described a pair of gold enameled cuff buttons. More evidence of the existence of cufflinks in the 17th century was found in Suffolk, England, where a decorated gold single chain cufflink was discovered.
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