Clasps for jewelry

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Shop our wide range of jewellery clasps and crimps for jewellery making. Choose from bolt rings, caribiner clasps, toggle clasps and more

Wondering where to start with making wire jewelry? Findings are a great way to build your skills, practice technique and collect a stash of wonderful findings, ready to use at a moment's notice! ************************ Using up close photos and writen instruction, this tutorial shows how to make basic jewelry findings out of sterling silver wire. (Other wire can be substituted) Instructions for Findings in this tutorial include: 2 Types of Wire Wrapped Beads 2 Styles of Earwires Jump Rings…

We show you 7 ways to fasten both bracelets and necklaces, including using crimps, clasps and more

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This Creating Clasps Tutorial will instruct you on all of the steps in making your own hook clasps. The 8 pages contain clear color photos and detailed instructions on each step, along with personal tips us. The specific clasp shown in this tutorial is a 17mm X 7mm solid metal hook clasp, but the techniques taught are the same for any size hook clasp. Once this is mastered you can create your own designs. We sell all of the tools and materials needed for making your own clasps! Questions?…

Today’s lesson is all about hand-made wire clasps! Although there are many types of pre-made clasps in the market, I usually don’t like their industrial feel and still prefer to make them by myself. In this tutorial, we are going to cover four basic clasp […]

When making jewelry, there are many different ways to use a simple clasp. This post from the Craftsy Blog does a great way in explaining 8 of the most common types and the most appropriate ways to use