Jewelry clasps are the fastening mechanisms used to secure necklaces, bracelets, and certain earring styles. Different clasp types offer varying levels of security, ease of use, and design appearance.
Below are some of the most common clasp styles featured in the V·BELLO collection.
Lobster Claw Clasp
The lobster claw clasp is one of the most commonly used jewelry clasps. It features a spring-loaded mechanism that opens and closes with a small lever.
Known for its durability and secure closure, this clasp is commonly used for necklaces and bracelets.
Spring Ring Clasp
A spring ring clasp uses a small internal spring mechanism that opens when the lever is pulled back.
This clasp style is lightweight and commonly used for delicate necklaces, chains, and smaller jewelry pieces.
Fish Hook / French Hook
Fish hook or French hook styles are commonly used for drop and dangle earrings.
This style features a curved wire that passes through the ear piercing and is designed to hang freely without a traditional backing.
Lever Back Clasp
Lever back earrings feature a curved hook that passes through the ear and secures with a hinged closure behind the ear.
This style offers additional security and is commonly used for drop earrings and more delicate designs.
Toggle Clasp
Toggle clasps consist of a bar that passes through a circular or decorative ring to secure the jewelry.
This clasp style is easy to fasten and is often used as both a functional and decorative design element.
“S” Hook Clasp
The “S” hook clasp is shaped like the letter “S” and secures jewelry by hooking onto a loop or ring.
This clasp style is commonly used for necklaces, bracelets, and handmade jewelry designs.