SUNNYCLUE 1 Box 10 Sets Toggle Clasp Ring Jewelry T Bar Closures Gold Silver 304 Stainless Steel Circle Fastener Hook Connectors Toggle Necklace Clasp for Jewelry Making Necklaces Bracelet DIY Crafts
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SUNNYCLUE 1 Box 10 Sets Toggle Clasp Ring Jewelry T Bar Closures Gold Silver 304 Stainless Steel Circle Fastener Hook Connectors Toggle Necklace Clasp for Jewelry Making Necklaces Bracelet DIY Crafts
- Practical and Convenient: These toggle bracelet clasps are easy to use and unhook, just put the bar into the toggle and make the bar horizontal, it can be closely buckled, more convenient and simple than the traditional lobster buckle, ideal choice for beginners
- 10 Set Toggle Clasps: The package contains 10 sets metal toggle jewelry clasps, each set includes a t-bar and a toggle, sufficient quantity can meet your diy jewelry making needs or share with others
- Size and Content: T bar clasps are available in 2 colors, gold and silver, 5 sets each color, 10 sets in total. Size: bar: 28.5 x 8.5mm(1.12 x 0.33 inch), hole: 3mm; toggle: 25 x 15mm(0.98 x 0.59 inch), hole: 3mm
- 304 Stainless Steel Material: Made of 304 stainless steel material, durable and sturdy, hard to break or deform, ensure long term using
- Multiple Applications: These metal toggle clasps are functional and decorative closures for any jewelry pieces. Ideal for necklaces, charm bracelets, anklets, and craft projects
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