The lobster clasp is the most common clasp seen on necklaces and other pieces of body jewelry. The size of the clasp is typically dictated by the size and weight of the jewelry. Bracelets and necklaces are held together with lobster clasps, which are both secure and elegant. A spring holds this rectangle-shaped clasp closed, and it may be opened by pushing a little lever.

Lobster clasps get their name from a lobster's claw. Because the mechanism is made of a stronger piece of metal, they're a little tougher and sturdier than a spring ring clasp. The bottom section of the lever moves inside when you press down on it, making place for the opposite end of the chain. At Kamal Trading Company, we have silver filled clasp, silver filled finding clasp, and more varieties of rectangular lobster clasps. We are silver filled findings wholesalers, ready to serve our customers with the best jewelry making findings.