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Bogus
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Hi... first time poster here...
I have an antique bracelet (c.1910) that has a diamond clasp that I'd describe as a "pearl clasp": the male side a "V" that hooks onto the end of the female side and then plunges into it. (there's probably a common term for a clasp like this...)
I'm concerned about security since bracelets are more vulnerable to mishaps than necklaces. Should I be? Is there any way to make such a clasp more secure short of adding a safety chain? (horrors! )
I was hoping you pearl people might have some thoughts!
Thanks.
Bogus
I have an antique bracelet (c.1910) that has a diamond clasp that I'd describe as a "pearl clasp": the male side a "V" that hooks onto the end of the female side and then plunges into it. (there's probably a common term for a clasp like this...)
I'm concerned about security since bracelets are more vulnerable to mishaps than necklaces. Should I be? Is there any way to make such a clasp more secure short of adding a safety chain? (horrors! )
I was hoping you pearl people might have some thoughts!
Thanks.
Bogus