Fortunately, the use of civilized men's accouterments has made a stellar comeback, and men's jewelry could be the next rising star in the estate and collectible jewelry market. Nobody knows this statement to be true better than Virginia Salem, GG, jewelry expert at Phillips, New York City. They simply wish to express themselves with jewelry. It starts with obtaining a watch, the quintessential piece of jewelry. With the French-cuff shirt returning to the shelves of many men's clothing stores, cuff links too are back in demand.
Cuff links represent our single most popular men's accessory.
Huck is perhaps the only full-line collector and dealer of men's jewelry and accessories in America. I've known Paul for several years, and he is a remarkable person. He integrates jewelry in his everyday dress. His classic business suits, for example, may include a vest that has a conservative appearance to the casual observer. Paul offers everything from American and European pocket watches and wristwatches, cuff links, tie bars, and stickpins to smoking accessories, including cigar clippers and pipe tools.