Few, but good: men’s jewelry must be sober, but elegant, not attract attention, but also be noticed, show value, but without flaunting it. Following the principles of sobriety, Recarlo offers new jewelry for him: cufflinks and crosses. Cufflinks are a classic complement that gives a discreet, but decisive, touch to clothing. Crosses, on the other hand, are worn not only for a pious religious sentiment, but also for simple taste, especially by those who keep their shirt collar unbuttoned. The materials include yellow and white gold, burnished, opaque or frosted silver. But also set precious stones, mother-of-pearl and diamond. Crosses, in particular, become pendants tied to thin black silver necklaces, and if desired they can also be worn invisibly under a buttoned shirt. The models offered vary in size and shape, from the very small and simple one in white, yellow, anthracite and pink gold with a central diamond, to the more precious ones in pavé of brilliant precious stones, sapphires and black diamonds, up to the model in which the cross has diamonds or other gems framed by a thread of precious metal.
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