Cuff Links Directory
Camilla Dietz Bergeron
818 Madison Ave., nr. 68th St.; 212-794-9100; cdbltd.comPieces don’t stick around for long at this mecca for antique, period, and estate jewelry, but if luck is on your side you’ll find a plethora of one-of-a-kind links. It’s not unusual for clients to spend $2,100 on a pair of fluted onyx-and-diamond cuff links. By appointment only.
Cesare Paciotti
833 Madison Ave., nr. 69th St.; 212-452-1222; cesare-paciotti.comCesare Paciotti has been keeping dapper gentlemen well-heeled in Italy and beyond—they have an outpost in Abu Dhabi—since 1948. Grooms will find a collection of classic and modern styles.
Dunhill
711 Fifth Ave., nr. 55th St.; 800-776-4053; dunhill.comSure, you can get a cigar here, but the notions selection is what we really love about this store. You’ll find everything from classic silver ovals that can be engraved with initials to swank 18-karat-white-gold ones set with tiny diamonds (from $95 to $9,000).
Fossil
530 Fifth Ave., at 44th St. (various locations) ; 212-997-3978; fossil.comFossil has been selling traditional, reasonably priced American watches ($39–$295) for more than twenty years. All are water-resistant to depths you’ll probably never experience, and come with an 11-year warranty just in case you do.
Hermès
691 Madison Ave., at 62nd St. (various locations); 212-751-3181; hermes.comHermès’ sleek cuff links and hand-folded silk twill ties ($145) make a tuxedo even more debonair. Expect nothing less than master craftmanship and classic designs, many of which boast the ever-iconic signature H-stamp. Popular sterling H-bearing examples include the traditional Eclipse ($380) and modern Cipy cuff links ($405).
H. Herzfeld Inc.
118 E. 57th St., at Park Ave.; 212-753-6756; hherzfeld.comChannel your grandfather’s style with accessories from this men’s haberdashery that has been a fixture in New York since 1890. Expect a wide selection of classic Borsalino hats, Trafalgar suspenders, and, if you can believe it, garter-length socks.
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