For me hematite arrived long ago, but it recently made its’ way to Tiffany’s. Modern men’s cufflinks made of sterling silver wrapped around perfect spheres of hematite. Get your Paloma’s Groove cufflinks at Tiffany & Co.

Check out the interesting blend of materials in this pair of cufflinks. Handmade by a husband and wife team in Seattle each pair is filled with natural cork, surrounded by expresso-colored concrete, and then set handsomely in sterling silver. Cork Cufflinks at UnCommon Goods

Smersh Designs

Handmade Murano glass and stainless steel make for an excellent combination in this pair of cufflinks from Tim Nathan. Fashioned with an ancient Venetian glassmaking technique each pair is as individual as the owner. Vertigo Chocolate cufflinks .

John Hardy takes the ordinary and crafts excellence and these Kali Ball cufflinks are no exception. Sterling silver with meticulous engravings give the look and feel of old world design, yet they will certainly do just fine in any modern wardrobe. Subtle, yet styled, these cufflinks will add some life to your collection. - John Hardy Kali Ball Cufflinks

Tiffany & Co has this interesting pair of cufflinks, dubbed Paloma’s Groove. They are made of sterling silver and have these spunky red enamel highlights between the grooves. These circular bar style cufflinks are an original design of Paloma Picasso. A nice way to pick up an otherwise dull shirt or to further enhance the color you’re wearing. $295

You can never have to many pairs of cufflinks. This dynamic duo caught my eye and thus I share. Imported and sterling silver, with the very familiar Burberry check taking on a subtle twist. Even though this pair borders on the busy side, the right color combination should be able to tone them down. $140

The Tiffany cufflinks are made from sterling silver and titanium. The combination of the two materials make for an excellent presentation. Tiffany & Co is engraved along the side, although I doubt you’ll have to worry about the branding peaking through your cuffs. $350

We spotted these the other day and have been holding them under wraps for some reason, which we are unable to recall. These Circular Watch Cufflinks from It’s about Time are a step away from the norm but despite their apparent novelty and mechanical parts they seem to hint absurdly at elegance. We think they’re cool. Made from Sterling silver $235

Hematite has been a favorite of mine for at least ten years. So when I spotted these Hematite Bullet Cufflinks from David Yurman I was quite surprised, because Hematite is not very popular. I must admit though, I have been seeing it more often. This pair of cufflinks may be a stretch for some of you, but take the time and appreciate the excellent combination of colors and the uniqueness of the Hematite. Set in sterling silver these cufflinks will add a touch of zing to your wrist. $975

Wonderful hues of blue make these cufflinks an eyecatcher. Made from sterling silver, covered with a handsome criss-cross design, these cuffs make for a perfect complement to the appropriately colored pocket square, necktie or whatever your fashion sense can imagine ($350).