How do you clasp this necklace without a fastener?
1786618
It has a bead that looks like a oval Amber that screws on. The necklace is long too; long enough to wrap twice around the neck without having to unscrew the bead. The bead is nice looking and secure.
859214
It's a plastic screw-in clasp. The threads are pretty easy to go in and I haven't had an issue with my squirmy baby.
1026430
you could easily connect them with pliers, just open one of the gold links, attach, and close the link with the pliers. hope you found this helpful
1356322
You can create your charm and insert an eye pin or eye screw or buy a charm that has one already inside. You pull the strap through the ring of the plug and pull it back in between the strap (this will secure the strap and plug together. do NOT pull it back out of the plug's ring), and finally, hook the strap's ring onto the hole of the eye pin.
920187
The one I received had elastic loops. There was nothing to fasten them to, so I used zip ties to secure the loops to the top rod. Furthermore, the loops lost all elasticity, so I will have to find another way to fasten it this year.
2054447
It's a little, plastic twist/ screw type clasp where one bead screws into the other. Super easy.
1372591
It isn't a screw clasp. It just pops apart kind of like the little plastic bracelets I remember having as a kid. With that being said, it is very sturdy. It stays on unless my grandson yanks on it. He is a very strong little boy and this thing has held up well.****** Updated info ****** As I said previously, the necklace I received wasn't a screw clasp, BUT... it did eventually break after about 6 months (and like I said, the grandson is a strong kid). So I recently ordered another necklace and that one did have the screw clasp.
892007
The clasp is made of a matte finish stainless steel and is very secure yet very simple to operate. Opening and closing the clasp is done in two steps. First, raise the locking bar that sits over the front of the clasp to pivot it away. Next, push in on the two small springs buttons one on each side of the clasp to lift up. Once the clasp has been lifted it opens accordion style to easily slip on and off your wrist. Best Regards, Universal Medical Data
1936111
It depends...do you want to just keep the top from coming open unexpectedly or completely lock it? You could probably install a clasp to make it difficult for small people (kids?) from opening it. I don't see how you attach something to completely lock it though.
1294709
Not if you are referring to the upper left side earring section. I do not see a feasible way for you to hang ties. I would also be concerned about hanging ties from the necklace posts because the unit is not deep enough for a traditional width tie. I would worry about the tie twisting. Hope this helps.
1703240
One end is the buckle. The other end is cut off. You put the cut off end into the buckle properly for solid fastening, at any tightness you want. Kind of like a belt without holes in it. Once you get it to the length you need, you can snap it in or out and even tighten it further once it is snapped. If you are using the strap for only one purpose, you can sew the loose end so it won't budge at all. You can cut off excess at an angle and flame the end so it won't unravel.
1066998
The side with the lobster clasp is the only side that opens. When chains open from both sides they can untwist while they are being worn. To twist off push together the cap and chain and twist counter clockwise.
2054449
It has a barrel clasp. However, the screw is embeded in a bead making the necklace/bracelet safe and seamless.
2077522
I have used mine Several Times and only had the chain come off once, you need to open the plastic cover, place the chain in the groove, and then tighten the chain,
29533
You have to squeeze the larger end of the clasp and push the open end away from the center where it hooks, it was a little hard to do with my weak fingers but I do like how secure the clip is.
774090
I have found a surgeons knot will hold it, but just to be safe put a drop of a type of jewelry glue on the knot.
166063
There is a metal ring in each corner. So it's certainly possible to simply tie directly to those; however a fastener kits with clips and a tensioner makes it a much much easier install. It's all about convenience. If you're putting it up in a permanent location, with never an intention to move it or take it down and put back up (and you're good with knots), then I might just tie off directly, but if it's seasonal or you'll want to take it down on occasion, I'd invest $10-20 in the fasteners.