SAFETY CLASP:
A secondary clasp on a piece of jewelry designed to help prevent loss. Squeeze the arms of the hook to release, then turn the hook to the side and slide the hook from the lock.
Safety Clasp
A safety clasp is a secure type of closure on a piece of jewelry. The term safety catch is used for a variety of these closures.
Safety Clasp
A safety clasp is a protected type of fastener that uses more than one method to secure the closure on a piece of jewelry such as necklace or bracelet. Safety clasps are frequently used for fine or more expensive jewelry items.
Safety Clasp: A type of clasp that uses more than one function to secure the closure on a necklace or bracelet. Used most frequently on fine or more expensive jewelry. Photo and additional information.
Safety Clasp
A secondary closure used on some bracelets and necklaces to add extra security for the wearer.
Safety Pin Earrings ...
Safety clasp: A secondary closure (usually on a necklace or bracelet) that prevents the loss of the jewelry in case the primary clasp opens.
On some valuable jewelry there is an added safety clasp of various types that is closed after the main clasp has been fastened.
From: An Illustrated Dictionary of Jewelry, autor: Harold Newman, publishers: Thames and Hudson ...
Safety clasp: Squeezing the side arms of the hook together, slide the hook from its lock to release.
Spring ring: Opens when a little arm pulls back on the hidden spring.
Often times, fold-over clasp watches feature a safety clasp that features a flap that folds over the clasp to securely lock the fold-over clasp. Girdle:The intersection of the crown and pavilion which defines the perimeter of the diamond.
Safety clasp:A type of clasp style where a second fastener serves as a "backup" in the event the primary clasp fails.
 See also: Jewel, Clasp, Necklace, Stone, Jewelry
  
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