Clasp Bracelet

It's a bracelet secured with a fastening mechanism (such as lobster, magnetic, or clip clasps) that ensures it stays wrapped comfortably around the wrist.

Common clasp varieties include lobster claw, magnetic, clip, spring-ring, bolo, and box clasps—each combining function with style.

A secure clasptype operated by a small lever that opens and closes a claw-like shape, locking onto a ring or link.

It uses two magnetic ends that snap together easily, offering secure fastening and effortless one-handed wear.

These involve a snap-fit or clip closure—providing both sturdy security and sleek integration with bracelet design. Examples on Acotis feature smart steel clip clasps on leather-woven pieces.

A bolo clasp consists of two decorative ends joined by a sliding mechanism, ideal for creating an adjustable fit on a variety of wrist sizes.

They allow easy wear/removal and keep the bracelet securely in place, all while contributing to the piece’s visual appeal.

That piece uses a stainless steel magnetic clasp, combining sustainability with convenience.

These feature a stainless steel clip clasp, offering clean aesthetics and reliable functionality.

Yes—many include shiny steel clasp designs for daily wear durability and easy handling.

A well-chosen clasp enhances ease of use—especially for daily wear—and supports style, security, and comfort.

Absolutely—clasps may be minimalist or ornate, becoming a focal design feature in themselves.

The brand emphasizes refined craftsmanship—using durable materials like stainless steel, leather, and sustainable elements to elevate each clasp design.

Yes—depending on clasp style, they range from everyday-ready (like magnetic or clip clasps) to more elegant statement pieces for special occasions.

1. Fast, user-friendly clasps like magnetic or bolo make it easy to layer bracelets or adapt looks for ease across diverse settings and outfits.