A Trollbeads clasp is a small piece of art in itself.
The Clasp is also a functional lock for bracelets and necklaces. The clasp secures your jewelry and keeps your beads in place.
The Clasp is also a functional lock for bracelets and necklaces. The clasp secures your jewelry and keeps your beads in place.
At Trollbeads we believe that no piece of jewelry should be hidden - not even the clasp. You will therefore soon discover that our clasps are beautiful from all angles and that we carry a large selection of absolutely fantastic clasps in stunning designs.
See our wide range of different clasps on this page, both in Sterling silver and 18K gold. We offer both large and small clasps. The majority of our clasps has a length of 2 cm. This length is included in the stated length of our chains. But if you have fallen for the Big Fish Clasp or Flower Clasp, then please note that these clasps are slighty longer than other clasps.
Our clasps come in many different designs which provides you with the opportunity to create a thorough design on your bracelet or necklace. Such design provides a stunning and unique overall feeling of your jewelry.
Please note: The smaller end of your clasp (the end without the latch) is the end which you should add onto the smaller and narrow jumpring in your bracelet. It is this end of the chain which you add your beads onto. The other side of the clasp you should attach to the circular jumpring on the other end of the chain. This is where you open and close the chain when you want to take the jewelry on and off. It is important that the clasp is opened this way as an opening on the other end of the chain can result in a situation where the beads fall off the piece of jewelry.
If you wish to carry your beads on a leather bracelet then please note that the Swan clasp and Clasp with buds cannot be used on that kind of carrier.
Our clasps come in many different designs which provides you with the opportunity to create a thorough design on your bracelet or necklace. Such design provides a stunning and unique overall feeling of your jewelry.
Please note: The smaller end of your clasp (the end without the latch) is the end which you should add onto the smaller and narrow jumpring in your bracelet. It is this end of the chain which you add your beads onto. The other side of the clasp you should attach to the circular jumpring on the other end of the chain. This is where you open and close the chain when you want to take the jewelry on and off. It is important that the clasp is opened this way as an opening on the other end of the chain can result in a situation where the beads fall off the piece of jewelry.
If you wish to carry your beads on a leather bracelet then please note that the Swan clasp and Clasp with buds cannot be used on that kind of carrier.
