Please call or email for a quote for longer lengths or for more complicated designs or re-modelling. We will normally return work within 2 or 3 working days.[3] Please give us the opportunity to resolve any problems. We understand the concerns and frustrations you might have, and will try our best to resolve the issues.[4]
[3] http://silvernutmegjewellery.com/pearlrestringing.htm
[4] http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ladies-9ct-gold-sparkle-bracelet-heart-clasp-/110566940054
Order by 12 noon and we will despatch your order the same day (Monday to Friday). Free standard delivery is available for UK deliveries if you spend over �35.[4] Order this today or browse our incredible selection of fine sterling silver jewelry. [5]
[4] http://www.beadsdirect.co.uk/jewellery+clasps/gold-plated+%252526+gold-filled+clasps/clasps_magnetic_gold_plated_brass_double_cone.html
[5] http://www.diamondjug.com/tag/beads/page/37/
Magnetic clasps are a welcome addition to your supply of jewelry findings. These clasps are much easier to secure for anyone with arthritis and other inflammation conditions.[1] Magnetic Clasps are a real favorite among beaders because jewelry is easy to fasten with these type of clasps. They are a little cumbersome to work with as metal pieces can attach to the clasp as you work to attach it.[2] Magnetic clasps are great, but do take care with them; the magnets are really strong. There have ben stories of people erasing removable media (discs and memory sticks) and picing up objects such as beading scissors and needles.[3]
[1] http://www.ehow.com/how_5220952_make-wire-necklaces-magnetic-clasps.html
[2] http://www.jewelrybeadsandfindings.com/findings-clasps-magneticclasps.html
[3] http://beadwork.about.com/library/weekly/aa111300a.htm
Magnetic Clasps are Great for people who have difficulty using those tiny jewelry clasps. These are the best quality, Italian Made, in which the magnets are crimped in place and wont pop out (unlike the cheap silver plated ones).[4] Magnetic clasps are easier to fasten than other types of clasps, particularly on bracelets. To make a closure more secure, attach a short piece (about 2 in./51mm) of chain to the clasp's loops with jump rings.[5] Magnetic clasps are made of two barrel ends that magnetically stick together. This tends to be a very basic clasp design, as well.[6]
[4] http://elitwit.com/jewelryfindingscharms/2010/04/20/sterling-silver-4-mm-small-size-magnetic-clasp-converter-for-light-weight-necklaces/
[5] http://www.beadstylemag.com/bds/default.aspx?c=a&id=113
[6] http://www.essortment.com/hobbies/makebeadedjewe_sais.htm
Magnetic clasps are wonderful, and I?m a big fan, but do take care that your magnetic clasp has enough ?pull? I?ve seen some magnetic clasps with weak ?pull?; you definitely don?t want that with this gorgeous piece.[7] Magnetic clasps are very popular for necklaces & bracelets as it is often difficult to fiddle with conventional clasps when putting jewellery on yourself (particularly for those with arthritis). [8] Magnetic clasps are not intended to medically treat individuals with chronic problems in their muscles and joints. As they bear the magnetic forces.[9]
[7] http://www.beadage.net/blog/?p=118
[8] http://www.deezbeadz.com.au/page3.php
[9] http://www.magnetic-jewelry-clasp.net/the-benefits-of-magnetic-clasp-bracelet/
Magnetic clasps are available here as well. [10] Magnetic clasps are simple, and the ones I use are attractive as well. The magnets are disguised as two round, silver-tone beads so the back of the necklace looks just as attractive as the front.[11]
[10] http://www.chainmailguy.com/link2001.htm
[11] http://www.helium.com/items/626032-best-materials-and-tools-for-making-home-made-jewelry
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