Men's Square Natural Wood Cufflinks Wedding Business Casual Shirts

Burma Rosewood has no burl and is straight grained. It's wood so it will naturally be unique to each set. The 3rd pic in the product description is more what to expect. If your set comes in showing end grain, then it may look like burl. The first pic in the description may be an end grain set. If you play instruments, then you may know what Rosewood is. This is a nice set of cufflinks which would be more significant to instrument players and builders.

My son loved these. Very smart looking on him for work or dress events.

Looks more plastic than wood. More like faux rosewood but fair for the price. Wore them to a formal wedding with no complaints. The slant of the links makes them a bit awkward to put on though.

I bought these as a gift for a friend after we went to the opera with one of his cuffs safety-pinned together because he'd lost one of his cufflinks! Unacceptable! These rosewood links are gorgeous and well made. My friend loved them, so I was extremely happy with this purchase and would recommend this item wholeheartedly.

I was impressed with with the quality, but to my dismay, the holes on my cuff are too small to accommodate the backs of the cufflinks. I’m trying to figure out where else I might use them.

Very pleased with these cuffs. Look elegant at a great price. Also, very sturdy and stay in well. Only worn once so far. We'll see how long they last.

Looks nice! Would recommend Great quality Great as a gift Comes in a little yellow bag (not box) Fast delivery

In the picture, these cufflinks look like a nice piece of rosewood with character (burls) and they appear to have a clear glossy finish on the wood. In reality, the ones I received have very plain, flat grain with very little contrast, and no gloss to the finish. The wood appears to not be finished well and is therefore dull and somewhat cloudy. Because the grain is hard to see without looking closely, and because the finish isn’t glossy, on one’s wrist, these would just look like silver with some kind of non descript brown brown thing in the center. Note that the pictures I’ve taken are close up, so you CAN see that the grain exists, but again, it’s straight, boring, and not the burled grain (circular patterns), and it isn’t glossy. Also, when taking these pictures, I noticed that there is a scratch or something in the “silver” on the side of the cufflink I photographed. Yes these are less than $20 but I’m still returning them since you can’t really tell they are wood from arms length. To me, there’s not much point in having wood cufflinks if you can’t tell it’s wood unless you examine it close up.