How to find your lost pair of cufflinks
TechnologyYou can not avoid it. You were using it and now it’s gone. What happened? Did someone take it? How could anyone take it? You missed it?
Maybe you did and these events cannot be avoided, especially with twins. They are tiny pieces of jewelry commonly found on cuffs. But what do you do with a single cufflink? It can not be worn without equal.
Don’t worry. I listed here a couple of ways to find your matching pair. I hope this helps!
1. Online auction. There are many auction sites available on the web that sell everything from broken teeth to gold shovels. You can try it to find your lost twins.
2. Forums. Topics for online forums are also varied. Join one that talks about cufflinks or post a question about where you can find your lost pair.
3. Create a Blog. Blogs can also be of great help in finding lost twins. Focus your theme on the exchange of single cufflinks to attract collectors to your site.
4. Get advice from the experts. The twin experts can give you enough information on where you can start your search. Learning more about your individual piece can significantly help you with hints and clues as to the whereabouts of the other pair. Talking to experts is also a great opportunity to exchange ideas with fans of the twins like yourself.
5. Use search engines. If you are searching online, it is best to use search engines. It is perhaps the easiest way to conduct your research. Google and Dogpile can ensure a massive return even with simple keywords.
6. Weekend garage sales. Full-time collectors seek out the rarest items at garage sales. If you’re lucky, you can find some good pairs yourself. One person’s trash is another person’s treasure.
7. Antique stores. Look for antique stores if you don’t have one in your area. This is ideal for those whose pieces are considered family heirlooms and have been passed down from previous generations. As an owner if you know someone who has a collection to sell.
8. Attend twin parties and events. These are rare groups, but if you have one in your area, join them. Most of the time, the cufflinks are exchanged during meetings. If such groups don’t exist in your area, start one yourself.
9. Contact online cufflink dealers. There’s nothing to try, so don’t be shy. There may be a chance that they are also looking for twins like yours. You can exchange it for a better pair.
10. Advertising in magazines and newspapers. While this may hurt your pocket a bit, you’ll never know who’s coming. Newspapers and magazines are widely read by anyone, anywhere, so you’ll have a better chance of being heard.
These are just a few ways to help you find the missing link. You don’t have to exhaust all the tips mentioned. Just pick a pair that suits your pace.
Cufflinks are works of art, not just pieces of jewelry. I would take action to find my matching single. How far can you go?