Buoy clasp with smooth bell ends in 18-karat yellow gold

The centerpiece that defines an exceptional creation. This buoy clasp, also known as a sailor's ring, is the ultimate professional finishing solution for the most refined jewelry.

It is distinguished by its two Smooth, bell-shaped end caps , designed to elegantly accommodate and conceal knots in your beaded strands, or to join the ends of multiple chains. The result is a seamless transition between the clasp and the body of the jewelry.

Made in Made of solid 18-carat yellow gold (750‰) , its robust design and reliable mechanism guarantee unbeatable safety and durability.

Size Guide: Which Clasp for Your Project?

Choosing the right diameter is essential for a well-balanced piece of jewelry. Each size is designed for a specific use.

10mm & 11mm Models: For Delicate Creations

• Recommended Use: Perfect for single or double strand pearl necklaces, and for delicate multi-chain bracelets.

14mm Model: The Versatile Balance

• Recommended Use: An ideal intermediate size for medium-weight chains and statement pearl necklaces that require a strong presence without being too imposing.

17mm Model: For Masterpieces

• Recommended Use: Indispensable for imposing pearl necklaces, "plastrons" or prestigious creations requiring a clasp with character.

Simply select the desired size from the drop-down menu.

Professional Installation Advice

The bell-shaped ends of this clasp are designed for expert finishing. For pearl necklaces, the knot of the silk thread fits inside. For chain creations, the end links must be soldered inside the bells for maximum security.

Technical Specifications

• Clasp type: Marine Buoy/Ring Clasp with Bell End Caps

• Gold purity: 18 Carat Yellow Gold (750/1000)

• Sold individually.

Specifications by Model:

10 mm model : Approximate weight: ~1.90 gr
11 mm model : Approximate weight: ~1.95 g
14 mm model: Approximate weight: ~2.84 g
17 mm model : Approximate weight: ~6.10 g

Need to compare?

To understand how this clasp compares to other mechanisms, consult our Complete Guide to Choosing Your Gold Clasp .