Clasps

Indispensable for finishing off a stainless steel necklace or stainless steel bracelet, the stainless steel clasp must be as aesthetic as it is functional. Not only must it embellish your DIY jewelry, it must also be easy to open and close.
Durable, resistant and hypoallergenic... The characteristics ofstainless steel clasps make them ideal for creating DIY costume jewelry.

In this category, you'll find a wide range of jewelry clasps to create necklaces and bracelets with Liberty fabric, beads, leather, gemstones or cord...

They are available in different types of steel (201 stainless steel, 304 stainless steel or 316 stainless steel) and in three colors: classic stainless steel, gold-plated stainless steel androse gold-plated stainless steel. It's up to you to choose the one that best suits your DIY project!

To hang them, think of the stainless steel connecting rings, and remember to add the little extension chain to adjust your creation and add a touch of elegance.

The different types of clasps

• Magnet clasps or magnetic clasps: these consist of two practical magnets concealed in the piece.
• Lobster Cl asps and spring clasps: these are the most common, operated by a small latch on the side.
• The lace clasp: very easy to use, it allows you to attach a lace directly to the clasp, without the need for end caps.
• Clip-on clasp: thanks to its clip, there's very little chance of your bracelet or necklace coming off.
• The T clasp: this is the trendy clasp, energizing and adorning even the most daring costume jewelry.
• The heart clasp: a cute touch for your DIY jewelry. To make the most of it, wear it as a pendant.
• The handcuff clasp: this is a great jewelry classic. It symbolizes a strong attachment.
• The cord clasp: like the lace clasp, this allows a cord to be attached directly to the clasp, without the need for end caps.
• The weaving clasp: large enough to accommodate incredible bead weaving or to make a multi-strand bracelet.
• Screw clasps: these are mainly used for necklaces, as you need both hands to screw the two parts together.

It's hard to find your way around all this choice! If you're not sure, take a look at our technical data sheet to find out which jewelry clasp to choose for your creation.