Page 347 - Demo

345Ball & hook - A ball on one end and a hook on the other is a simple-to-use catch that secures neckwires. Also may be two hooks that clip together.Barrel - Simple, yet attractive, this clasp has a safety catch and primarily secures rope chains.Box - A functional clasp that normally secures bracelets and is oftentimes hidden.Fold over catch - Typically used on bracelets, this catch features a slotted bar and a folding device that locks around it for extra security.Heavy duty catch - This strong, reliable clasp typically secures heavier weight link chains.Hidden catch - This unique catch is actually incorporated into the design of the necklace or bracelet making it nearly invisible.Lobster - This strong, classic clasp goes well with all types of jewelry.Lobster (Fancy) - A fancy upgrade to a classic lobster clasp.Pearl clasp - Typically used for single or multi-strand pearls or beads, can be a variety of styles that complement the piece.Push lock - This modern spin-off of the traditional lobster isunique and easy to use.Push free clasp - A modern, convenient clasp modeled similarly to a carabiner clip.Springlock - This lightweight clasp primarily secures light pendant chains.Springlock (Fancy) %u2013 A fancy upgrade to the classic springlock clasp typically found on trend-setting fashion styles.S clasp - Typically used for 24K styles to keep metal 100% 24K.Toggle - An attractive loop and bar fastening system that adds to the design of the piece.W clasp - Typically used for 24K styles to keep metal 100% 24K.Other symbols designed to assist your shopping experience. Styles with this symbol are made of solid metal. Styles with this symbol are new additions to the collection.LOCKS, CATCHES & OTHER SYMBOLSThese symbols are featured throughout the catalog to indicate the type of clasp used.Jewelry Shown Above:14HRE162Y (p.196), 14MCD80Y24 (p.310), 14HRR105Y (p.119), SVHRB10675 (p.336), 18HRE360Y (p.240). 14HRE162Y (p.196), 14MCJewelry Sh14HRE162Y (p 196) 14MCD80Y24 (p 310) 14HRR1