FORBIDDEN HILL - MELAKA STERLING SILVER CUFFLINKS - IMPERIAL BLUE
The Melaka Cufflinks, crafted with 925 Sterling Silver and striking resin insets, are named after the city of Malacca, capital of one of the earliest Malay sultanates and an influential trading port and cultural centre in the 15th century.
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FORBIDDEN HILL - MELAKA STERLING SILVER CUFFLINKS - IMPERIAL BLUE
SKU
262064
Color
Imperial Blue
Product Weight
0.1 kg
The Melaka Cufflinks, crafted with 925 Sterling Silver and striking resin insets, are named after the city of Malacca, capital of one of the earliest Malay sultanates. Founded by Iskandar Shah, the last of the Maharajas of the Kingdom of Singapura, Malacca was a prosperous trading port and an influential cultural centre in the 15th century.
