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I'm away until the end of November. All orders will be dispatched on my return! Thanks for your understanding!These are beautiful handmade rhodium plated square circuit board cufflinks.

Choose from any of these stunning colours:
-Red
-Dark Green
-Light Green
-Blue
-White & Gold
-Blue & Copper
-Copper
-Dark Blue & Silver
-Dark Blue & Copper

As each pair is unique you will receive a pair with slightly different details to those shown in the pictures. No two pairs are the same.

I have been collecting circuit boards for 25 years.

I cut each individual piece of recycled circuit board and set it into very a strong, high quality rhodium plated cuff-link finding.
Rhodium is better quality than silver because silver tarnishes and goes dull, rhodium does not and remains clean & shiny. I then encapsulated each circuit board under a UV resistant clear resin to protect and visually enhance the aesthetics of the intricate circuit designs.

The circuit boards are 15mm (5/8 inch) wide framed by a 1.5mm border.

The cuff-links are placed in a quality embossed display box.

Perfect for any computer IT geek, electrical engineer or electrician.
They make a great wedding gift.

I have been recycling circuit boards since 1999 and have been making the cufflinks since 2006.
My products were finalists in the Giftware Association's "Gift of the Year Awards"

You can see more of my pieces on my Etsy page here: www.etsy.com/uk/shop/ElecTrickeryShop

If you would like a custom made pair of cufflinks, or have an idea for another piece, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Circuit Board Waste

“It is estimated that as much as 50,000 tonnes of PCB (printed circuit board) scrap is produced each year in the UK and of this only around 15% is currently subjected to any form of recycling. The remaining 85% is consigned to landfill.”

“There is an increasing trade in the export of scrap PCBs offshore into mainland China for 'recycling'.

Dr Martin Goosey and Dr Rod Kellner (A Scoping Study, End- of-Life Printed Circuit Boards)

You can read the full report here: http://www.cfsd.org.uk/seeba/TD/reports/PCB_Study.pdf