what kind of clasp is on this?
1372590
It's what they call an "easy break" or something similar... two of the beads are larger than the rest and one has a hole and the other has a screw (plastic, maybe?). You screw them together but if the child were to get it caught on something it'd pull apart and break before they choked to death.
1372591
It isn't a screw clasp. It just pops apart kind of like the little plastic bracelets I remember having as a kid. With that being said, it is very sturdy. It stays on unless my grandson yanks on it. He is a very strong little boy and this thing has held up well.****** Updated info ****** As I said previously, the necklace I received wasn't a screw clasp, BUT... it did eventually break after about 6 months (and like I said, the grandson is a strong kid). So I recently ordered another necklace and that one did have the screw clasp.
1790196
It's not really a clasp--one end just plugs into the other. The male end of the plug is slender and, being rubber, is pliable. At a guess, I'd say it was no more than 1/8" in diameter. I've managed to work it through the jump ring of numerous pendants. Hope this helps!
1790199
The clasp is just a skinny pc of rubber that goes into the other end; about the same size as the necklace. It is black not silver or gold & not round. You would not have a problem putting bales on this necklace.
2018807
Not clasps. Its more like a sliding buckel that makes the loop around the head rest bigger or smaller.
1321724
I agree ...I got a different one too but honestly for the price it was a nicer one so not sure if this would be a bad review. I only buy from this company once I got a bag the clasp broke two weeks later all they wanted was a picture of the broken clasp and within 3 days I had a new one. Good luck but positive on my endm
1865329
Not sure but its some type of metal....the only issue i have with it is it doesnt stay tighten for long. Once you move so will everything attatched to it.
1816785
This is not worth the money, it's mostly plastic. One of the locking clasps that holds the sections together on mine broke the first week I had it.
730119
The screw end is where you twist, and it should come off rather easy. the lobster clasp is not a twist off. Sometimes, if they oxidize a bit, I will use a pair of needle nose pliers and gently twist the screw end off. Have never broken one yet!!Hope this helps! J.Gates
1435789
It has a twist on plastic one. When my baby got old enough and realized he had a necklace on, he was able to pull it off. It didn't break it though. The clasp is meant to be able to undo if enough force it put on it so that your baby can't choke or strangle themselves. It's kind of like the "break away" collars for pets.
823651
Each bead has a knot on either side so if the necklace breaks there is only 1 bead to worry about. The clasp is plastic and the two ends screw into each other not sure if that's a safety clasp or not.
1114358
I did not keep it as the clasps would not latch so I returned it. So I cannot be of any help. Sorry
179971
It was a latch. Mine would not stay stable to the walls so we returned it. Defective manufacturing.
638325
It is a screwed on lock. My daughter has been wearing hers since she was three months old ( she is now ten months old). The lenght of the necklace is perfect, it does not come off unless an adult takes it off. And it is safer than the kind that has the magnet lock.
453843
Don't think so but there is a clasp and a band you can hook it on but it's not fully attached.
44479
It has a brass clasp. I have mine displayed on the wall and have had no problems with it coming open.
1969988
It is 12 inches, not including the clasp. It is 12.5 if you include the clasp.
1731700
I received solid white without clasp. I got them for my granddaughters tea/birthday party.