| One of the most overlooked yet important | | | | usually seen with a lobster type of clasp, but it is |
| features of charm bracelets is the type of clasps | | | | also used on other types of bracelets as well. |
| that are used to keep them secure and safely in | | | | Spring loaded and solid in appearance, the lobster |
| place. There are several different types of clasps | | | | style of clasp looks just like the large front claws |
| that are used on bracelets, but typically they will | | | | found on a lobster, hence the name. There is a |
| be one of four standard styles. Choosing the best | | | | small lever that protrudes slightly from the clasp |
| type of clasps for charm bracelets has a lot to do | | | | on one side, which when depressed opens the |
| with the style and type of bracelet as well as the | | | | other side of the clasp. This allows both ends of |
| overall design. | | | | the charm bracelet to be connected together. |
| Often the gold charm bracelets are the weightiest | | | | While very common, they can also be tricky to |
| and they need a very strong, durable yet | | | | use, especially on your own wrist or arm. |
| practical clasp. Curb link charm bracelets are | | | | |