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Moss Agate and Gold Cufflinks

Carter, Howe Moss Agate cufflinks crafted in 14kt yellow gold. (J8839)

Moss Agate!

Distinctive cufflinks featuring beautiful Moss Agates set in bright yellow gold.  These cufflinks were created by one of the preeminent makers of fine cufflinks and dress sets during the early 1900s, Carter, Howe & Company.  Crafted in 14t gold,  circa 1910.

Carter, Howe Moss Agate cufflinks crafted in 14kt yellow gold. (J8839)

The Moss Agates are beautiful examples with the appearance of dark green seaweed floating in crystalline water.  A nice feature of the cufflinks is that the Moss Agates are backed with creamy white Mother of Pearl.  The Mother of Pearl nicely highlights the mossy green pattern of the transparent Agates.

Moss Agate is a beautiful variety of Chalcedony (a fine grained quartz) with striking green inclusions.  The gem was a favorite among jewelry makers and connoisseurs during the decades around 1900.


Carter, Howe Moss Agate cufflinks crafted in 14kt yellow gold. (J8839)

As with all fine jewels,  you should examine cufflinks closely from every direction.  The backs of these cufflinks are crafted in brightly polished 14kt yellow gold.  You can see the maker's attention to detail in the mirror-like finish,  the crisp edges,  and the sturdy brackets and cross bars that secure the links.


Close-up of Carter, Gough maker's mark. (J8839)

The cross bars are stamped with the maker's mark of Carter, Howe & Company (later Carter, Gough & Co.),  creators of fine gold and platinum jewelry during the first decades of the last century.  The maker's mark is a small arrowhead surrounding the letter "C".  To the left of the maker's mark is the gold purity mark ("14K") for 14kt gold.

Name:  Moss Agate!

Cost:  Although these elegant cufflinks have sold,  you will find many more fine cufflinks in the Antique Cufflink Gallery.

Measurements:  These 14kt gold cufflinks weigh a total of  9.4 grams and measure  5/8" by just over 7/16".

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