Clasps

Box clasp:

They are two-piece catches that open when the outside side lever is pushed, compacting the component with the goal that it slides out of the opening. To close, just drive it back in and it will effectively fit properly. While not as solid as different clasps, for example, the lobster claw, box fastens are in a perfect world suited for the two pieces of jewelry and wristbands and can be exceptionally adorned.

Hook and eye clasp

They have a basic hook toward one side of the arm of necklace or bracelet and an "eye" piece on the opposite end which is generally formed like a figure eight. Snare and eye catches function admirably for the both the bracelets and necklaces but it is commonly not as secure as different fastens, for example, the spring clasp.

Lobster claw clasp

Presumably the most prevalent clasp, it is a well protected clasp perfectly suited for both the bracelets and necklace. This clasp has a little spring component that keeps the arm or hook shut. Lobster claws are anything but difficult to open and can be styled to fit the outline of both bracelets and necklaces.

Magnetic clasp

A magnet clasp is a basic clasp that utilizes magnets at the two closures of the bracelet or necklace. At the point when the closures are united, the magnets rapidly snap's close. Attractive catches are secure, simple to close and function admirably for both bracelets and necklaces.

Oval trigger clasp

The oval trigger clasps functions quite similarly as the lobster claw clasp with the only difference being in its shape i.e. oval. It is a very secure and user friendly clasp suited for both bracelets and necklaces.

S hook clasp

It comprises of a sensational s-molded bit of metal toward one side of bracelets or necklaces. On the opposite end is an opening like a gap or square. The s-molded piece basically hooks into the opposite end of the bracelets or necklaces.

This sort of catch can be utilized for both bracelets and necklaces and can be a very highly enhanced piece. While it is generally simple to utilize, it isn't as secure as other clasps.

Spring clasp

Spring clasps are presumably the most generally utilized clasps with regards to bracelets and necklaces. This clasp opens when a little lever is pushed in reverse to a round ring. On the opposite end is a little hoop or ring.

Basically drive the lever back and lock the open segment through the circle and secure the jewelry piece. Spring fastens are preferably suited for bracelets and necklaces, they can be hard to close, however are extremely secure.

Toggle clasp

This clasp functions admirably with both bracelets and necklaces and could be profoundly decorated to coordinate the style of the bracelets and necklaces. Toward one side of the jewelry piece is a metal piece with a thick "bar", while the opposite end has an opening, for example, a gap or square. All you need to do is embed the bar into the opposite end to lock the jewelry. These sorts of clasps are not as secure as various other fasten but are anything but difficult to utilize.

Fancy lobster clasp

The fancy lobster clasps are very secure and the hook locks the bracelets and the necklaces quite securely. They are designed beautifully and the jewelry piece can be locked quite easily and with one hand only. Link it to the hook on the other side of the jewelry and simply pull back the handle. It is a very famous clasp and used very often.

Designer lobster clasp

The designer lobster clasp features a very simple clipping function for more convenience and to support less effort. It closes quite securely and it fits with any bracelets or necklaces.

How to take care of the clasp?

Clasp care is to be done just like normal jewelry care. To keep the clasps clean make use of warm soapy water. Always ensure that the clasps are functioning correctly and locking the jewelry properly.