Ever thought of making your cufflinks from glass? No? Well Lanvin have and they’ve decided to share their creation with the world (for a price). Like the necklace we featured before, it sounds all wrong on paper – like a wooden tie. But the end results are surprisingly desirable. Like most Lanvin pieces, it’s sure to cost a pretty penny, so we’d start saving now.

More cufflink love. Luxist one ups our Movember mustache cufflinks with these Aston Martin DBR1 cuffers (Movember’s were of course for charity). “”UK-based TMB Art Metal is launching a limited edition set of cufflinks handmade from metal taken from the Aston Martin DBR1 race car that won Le Mans and the World Sportscar Championships in 1959. TMB’s exclusive Aston Martin DBR1/2 Essence of Form links are crafted using original pieces of aluminum body panel removed from the the famous car that was driven by Carroll Shelby, and was victorious with Sir Stirling Moss behind the wheel in the 1959 World Sportscar Championship.”

Here’s a set of cufflinks for a good cause. “Movember (the month formerly known as November) is a moustache growing charity event held during November each year that raises funds and awareness for mens health issues – specifically prostate and testicular cancer.” When you purchase these mustache cufflinks, 20$US will be donated to Movember. Available at Arbitrage.

When necessary, cufflinks have the ability to finish off your proper dress in the same manner a necktie or wristwatch can. They also help to shift focus to the subtle parts of your dress that it it all you. Imooi’s “bullseye” cufflinks offer to represent you with the addition of color and shape that are not too difficult on the eyes. They’re made in the USA and will run you around 85$US. (gselect)

Dunhill pushes forward with a nod to the fighter pilots of WWII England. “The Fighter Provenance Cufflinks are impressively crafted from the original aluminium engine casing taken from a British World War II fighter plane. Depicting the aircraft from which they originated, the Fighters continue the successful Alfred Dunhill Provenance collection of rare designs constructed from components of iconic machinery.” Very nicely done in an edition of 250.

Now that Mad Men is between seasons, the number of features advising you on how to dress like Don Draper has, thankfully, died down. However, the shows influence still reigns supreme as this Edifice cuff link collection shows. As well as cuff links, the collection includes a silver tie, tie bars and a pin. We’ll update you on whether this is available in Liberty or not later.

Take a look at the rest of collection after the jump.

These steampunk inspired watch cufflinks and tie bar by Rivkasmom offer a unique compliment to your normal white shirt and tie. Made from vintage watch movements that unfortunately do not work any longer, the steampunk watch cufflinks ar rectable in shape with slightly rounded corners. The tie bar is also made from a vintage dead watch and comes mounted on a brass clip. You’ll be hard pressed to find a pair of cufflinks or tie bar are mechanical as these. 

"An absolute classic, the Fender pick is one of the most recognizable items in rock and roll. This magnificent pair of cufflinks recreates the wide body and rounded tip that have made Fender a favorite pick for guitar players worldwide. Terrifically accurate, the Fender Guitar Pick cufflinks are made of sterling silver and feature a toggle backing."

Not Guitar Hero compatible but they’ll work with your shirts. Available now for135$US/pair at cufflinks.com.

Moving from a Wall Street banker to a fashion designer is not a jump most people take but for one Zachary Prell it was necessary. For him the issue was with the fit of the dress shirts he wore to the market floor. Prell took it up the challenge with his own collection of mens dress shirts and cufflinks. Featured above are Zachary Prell cufflinks from his Spring/Summer 2008 collection. Each cufflink is made from highly polished rhodium. Look for them now.

More views after the jump.

Created exclusively for 20ltd.com and limited to only 18 pieces each, the Coto Luxe Antler Corozo and Indian Head Nickel cufflinks are really something to be seen.

The Antler Corozo links are made from naturally fallen rack antler horns. The corozo wafer button is made from South American tagua nut.

The Indian Head Nickel  are made from repurposed Indian nickels produced from 1913-1938. The corozo wafer button is also made from South American tagua nut.

Linked by sterling silver links and  packaged in wooden boxes made from “sustainably-managed” Canadian forests.

Find them at www.20ltd.com