Silver Alloy Lobster Clasps 10mm x100
This pack of 100 silver-tone alloy lobster clasps, 10mm, is designed for jewelry makers and craft supply stores. An essential accessory for assembling necklaces and bracelets, featuring a quick and reliable opening system.
Length: 10 mm
Width: 5 mm
Depth: 3 mm
Metal: Zinc Alloy
Quantity: 100 pieces
Jewelry makers, DIY workshops and shops specializing in creative hobbies make up the natural customer base for these Silver-Plated Alloy Lobster Clasps 10mm x100. They are suitable both for individuals who make their own jewelry and for professionals who assemble series of necklaces or bracelets intended for resale, and they prove useful during one-off crafting sessions as well as in regular production.
This spring-loaded lobster clasp, made of zinc alloy and offered in a silver finish, allows for securely fastening the two ends of a necklace or bracelet. Its spring mechanism makes it easy to open and close with one hand, a valued feature when assembling several pieces in a row. The pack of 100 units is suited to intensive use and helps avoid stock shortages that occur too frequently for workshops working through orders.
For a retailer, this type of accessory fits well in sections dedicated to fine haberdashery, costume jewelry or supplies for jewelry makers, often displayed alongside chains, beads and other jewelry-making components. Its compact 10 mm size allows for convenient packaging on a display stand or in small bags, making it easy to feature at the checkout or at the end of an aisle, and its large-quantity format makes it a simple restocking item to manage in support of jewelry supply sales throughout the year.
With its compact dimensions of 10 mm by 5 mm, this clasp naturally fits into the fine haberdashery or costume jewelry section, alongside chains and beads. It can be offered on a display stand or in small bags, convenient for point-of-sale promotion.
Packaged in batches of 100 pieces, it is an easy-to-manage restocking item for shops and workshops regularly involved in jewelry making, helping to limit stock shortages between orders.