The art of the clasp

Article Abstract:

Clasps should be considered a part of jewelry which give it a finishing touch. There is a wide variety of choices of clasps which can enhance jewelry pieces. Procedures on how to make one type of clasp which can be used as a hook and eye or as 'frogging' is presented.

Usage, Equipment and supplies, Jewelry industry

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Toggle-clasp necklaces

Article Abstract:

Toggle-clasp necklaces can be easily made using a 20-gauge wire, 2mm gold or silver beads, 3mm Balinese rondelles and a 9-inch long open-link chain. Step-by-step instructions on how to assemble the necklace are presented.

Design and construction, Necklaces

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The art of the clasp: beginner clasp making project

Article Abstract:

The 13 steps to making an attractive, durable 'eye' part of a jewelry clasp are described. The materials and tools needed are also listed and other functions that the clasp may be used for are described.

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