how do you measure a lobster claw clasp?
1885798
The length is 10mm and the width is 6mm, if you use to inches it is less than a half of inch long and a little less than a quarter of an inch wide. I have 6-10 and they are small clasp, what you would use with small chains or bracelets.
1600148
Right before the "P" in Pandora on the clasp there are three lines. Slide your finger nail in the middle line and the clasp will open. To close place the other end of the bracelet in the round groove on the clasp and pinch together to close. For me it took a little practice...lol:)). Now, I have the hand of it. Hope this helps.
744313
Approx 3 inches...I can measure one because I threw them both away, serious they broke immediately, both clasps just fell apart.
1164047
I can't find my measuring tape, but it's as long as the bottom of the palm of my hand, to the tip of my pinky finger. Hope that helps some
1678141
At the knob end of the bone,it measures 1 and 3/4 inch. In the middle between the two ends it measures 1/2 inch by 1 inch.
2199251
Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know exactly what is best for you). Best of luck. Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know... » Read More Simply measure the circumference of your wrist and use the following formula (which is usually quite accurate): Small = 6.9" / Medium = 7.5" / Large = 8.1". Personally I'm small boned for a man, but usually like the comfort and feel of the medium size. I mean they don't necessarily have to fit overly tight, but really it's about your personal taste. Buy the size you believe based on the data above is most correct for your wrist. (Then when you add or change up the color palate for your attire,and purchase additional colors [I have one in every single color] you'll know exactly what is best for you). Best of luck. « Show Less
1268133
U mean the size? I bought it and i never measure it, but im thin, and my hand is about 6cm width (so the circle might be around 15cm), still i have to cut off two ring to make it tight to my wrist, but i regret it, i should have only cut one. Lol. Now its too tight. If u have normal width of arm, i guess it will fit u without cut off one or two ring. If u r kinda (sorry) fat, u might wanna look again at the measurement
592719
measure the length of your linkage and see what this skull linkage is, that your answer......
137776
I just measures the circumference of the bracelet and it is about 7 1/2 inches so it might be a bit tight
823654
The clasp is a screw in and it's double knotted between each stone. It's short enough to where my daughter can't pick it up and put it in her mouth. She wears it all day and night and never messes with it.
2065904
I have never measured the diameter nor the length. I just start lacing and when I come to the end, I tie a knot, put the plastic stopper on and I'm done.
1537455
Go to the website. There are instructions and a printable measuring device.
227225
Measure from the crook of your elbow to the tip of your middle finger. Baton should be close to, but not longer than, that length.
320444
Use a tape measure. The size of the collar of usually the midpoint in the adjustments.
1646056
Barry, I do not have measuring tape, but the diameter is almost the same as a U.S 25 cent quarter. Hopefully it helps.
1208841
Take a flexible measuring tape and measure around the palm of your hand, just inside the web of your thumb. That's how I did it and it fit perfectly.
923008
It's about 7" from the clasp at the bottom to the end of the loop. Plenty big enough for any size wrist. The adjustability allows it to work for just about anyone.