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Описание: Lobster Clasp 

What is a lobster claw clasp?

Frequently people who struggle with smaller, fiddly clasps find these more peaceful to use than bolt rings. It has a closed-loop, so it is perfectly protected when using threads if you want to attach it to the chain using a small jump ring. These robust and secure fasteners are perfect for necklaces, bracelets and keychains. They give a slightly more contemporary look than more traditional clasps, and although they have a chic appearance, they are strong enough to use with quite heavy jewellery. These can be convenient if you struggle with smaller clasps as most of peoples often find these more comfortable to open and close than bolt rings and similar.

These have a loop incorporated within their design, making giving your pendants or necklaces a cleaner finish that carabiner clasps with an open jump ring. These can be useful if you struggle with smaller clasps as our customers often find these more comfortable to open and close than bolt rings and similar.

These have closed loops so they are great for using with beaded jewellery where a fine thread could slip through any gaps, and they can easily be attached to a chain using a small or medium jump ring. A Lobster clasp, also perceived as a Lobster claw, lobster hook, trigger clasp, bocklebee clasp or is a fastener that is held locked by a spring. The lobster clasp is opened or closed by pressing a small lever, usually with a fingernail, long enough to utilise, then it is attached (or removed from) a short link-chain or a ring-like structure. Lobster clasps are called so because of their "pinching" mechanism, and they are often shaped like a lobster's claw.