Collar Bar with Ball End in Yellow Gold Fort Belvedere

Collar pins, clips and bars were hugely popular in the 1920s and 1930s. Recently, they gained in popularity again with shows such as Boardwalk Empire, Peaky Blinders or Mad Men.

For more details about collar pins, bars, and barbells, and styling ideas, watch our collar clip video.

Even Daniel Craig as James Bond has been wearing them, however, rather than going with the classic collars from the 1930s, he wears more modern collars with a larger spread.

1. Pinhole Collar Required! This is a true collar bar, and must be worn worn with a pinhole-collar shirt. It is one of the rarest and most refined examples of collar jewelry in menswear.
2. Don't have a pinhole collar shirt? If your shirt collar does not feature pin-holes, and you can't buy one, get a Collar Pin or Collar Clip instead.
3. Silver, Yellow Gold & Rose Gold: Available in three different metals to perfectly coordinate with other accessories like a watch face or belt buckle, or cufflinks, this model comes to you in warm yellow gold-plated stainless steel.
4. Thick plating => Lasts Longer: Each collar bar has a heavy-duty coating to ensure it will not disintegrate with regular wear and tear.
5. Easy On & Off Single-Twist End: These classic ball ends offer a unique and unexpected feature. Most generic collar bars have two removable ends. This Fort Belvedere collar bar features one fixed and one removable end, making it super easy to put on the collar bar and take it off. through the holes on a pin-hole collar shirt. 
6. Perfect Size & No Matter Your Tie or Collar: We offer 3 lengths, measured including the ball ends:

43mm / 1.69" - for small tie knots & narrow tie space

47mm / 1.85" - for medium tie knots & narrow tie space

51mm / 2.00" - for thicker ties & collars with a bit more spread

Still not sure what size to get? Consider our collar bar packages. You can mix and match any style, length or color and enjoy discounts for 4 and 8 pieces.

Collar jewelry, like the yellow gold collar bar featured here, is not only a distinctive accessory that adds unexpected visual interest and a dash of vintage flair.

It also elevates and complements your tie knot and collar, adding new versatility and debonair charm to items already found in your wardrobe.

Here you can see the yellow gold collar bar worn with Club Collar with pinholes and a Madder Silk Tie in Red with Buff Micropattern.