Our selection of metal clasps includes all types of closures for necklaces, bracelets, and costume jewelry, available in gold, silver, or antique finishes to complement all your designs.

Whether you choose fine gold plated, fine silver plated, classic gold plated, orsilver-plated, you’ll find the perfect finish to enhance your creations.
And to adjust your jewelry to the perfect size, consider adding an extension chain to your pieces. This handy little touch lets you adjust the length of your necklaces and bracelets, while adding an elegant and personalized finish.

Which jewelry clasp should you choose?

• Lobster Clasps are the most common. They’re perfect for everyday use thanks to their reliability and ease of use, as seen on this ceramic bead bracelet.
• If you’re looking for a more sophisticated look, our spring clasps are a classic choice, ideal for delicate jewelry, such as this daisy bracelet with freshwater beads.
• For those who prefer modern and practical finishes, magnetic clasps add a touch of technology to your creations while ensuring a secure fit.
• For more statement pieces, screw clasps not only add a touch of elegance but also provide enhanced security. This is the case with the clasp used on this charm necklace.
• Specially designed for multi-strand jewelry, multi-strand clasps keep each strand securely in place while providing an elegant finish. Use them to create unique bracelets like this women’s gold-bead bracelet or this 3-strand necklace.
• T-bar clasps, also known as toggle clasps, stand out for their design that’s both elegant and practical. Consisting of a T-shaped bar that slides into a ring, these clasps are perfect for adding a touch of style to your necklaces and bracelets while ensuring a secure closure. Get inspired by this freshwater bead bracelet or this heart-shaped necklace.

Each clasp is designed to provide a secure hold while adding an attractive finish to your creations. Whether you’re looking to make a unique necklace, a trendy bracelet, or any other piece of jewelry, our clasps suit every style and preference.
Feel free to check out our technical sheet to learn about the different types of jewelry clasps and their details.

Essential findings for attaching a clasp

A clasp rarely attaches on its own: you’ll need jump rings or connectors, crimp beads and bead caps for wire, or end caps and knot covers for cords and multiple strands.