Flat clasps-Sun Enterprises

The right clasp can absolutely make a necklace, bracelet, or any other piece of jewelry. Most times nobody will see it, but just knowing that it's the exact one for what you're making can be incredibly satisfying.

Here at Sun Enterprises, we believe a clasp should be both strong enough to hold your jewelry on and have the right look and feel for what you've made. We offer a wide variety of clasps for your flat leather projects in varieties that fit 5mm and 10mm leather cord. Need the perfect magnetic necklace clasp? Just want to have a bunch of metal clasps on hand in case you'll need any of them? All our clasps are high quality electro-plated in shiny gold, brass, copper, or silver-- the silver finish uses 99.9% sterling silver. With so many to choose from we are sure you will be able to find just the right one.

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