Push and Swivel- Silver

As late as the 1900's, the only watch a man wore was a pocket watch. This swivel clasp would attach to the watch and "lived" in a small, front pocket of a vest. It had an easy push in and out so the gentleman could take his watch off the chain and lay it on a writing desk: it then became a very small clock! This swivel clasp hasn't changed since then. It still swivels to keep the chain from tangling and the easy push in and then close is the original Carabiner Clasp.

Today, the Push and Swivel is ideal for charms and for layering chain necklaces with an assortment of dangles.

Project Idea: See how Kate used clasps, beads, amulets, charms and stones in The Great Bead Extravanza Project Summer 2025. Amazing!

Made in China of solid brass and then carefully plated with a Rhodium Silver finish. 

Sold Individually.