Clasp Repair & Replacement

Unsure if your clasp is too loose, too tight or isn’t functioning properly? Call or come in and let our experts guide you on what kind of help your clasp needs.

Clasp repair and replacement is something we do all the time at Copeland Jewelers. After all, Austinites have trusted us for 40 years in just these kinds of issues.

No Clasp Repair Job is Too Small

What may seem to be a tiny repair, like a clasp, can have dire consequences, like loosing your diamond bracelet or pendant. So, if you think you have a broken or loose jewelry clasp, contact us at Copeland Jewelers. Down to the tiniest of details, no job involving jewelry is too small. And, who knows, maybe all you need is a simple adjustment.

A New Clasp

And, when it’s not repairable we’ll help you decide on a new clasp. Helping you figure out which handles best and fits your style and budget best. Explaining to you how they work and what advantages or disadvantages each may have. We may even have some real-life examples so that you can try them yourself.

Quick and Convenient

Our clasp repair and clasp replacement services are quick, simple, and done by our experienced professionals in our on-site shop.

Bring us the clasp in question and we can:

  • simply adjust your clasp
  • repair the clasp
  • replace the clasp for you

Clasp Repair & Replacement Pricing

Getting you an estimate for repairs is always where we start when you bring your jewelry in and we can examine the issues.

But for a ballpark idea, the cost of replacing a clasp in 2024, STARTS at $30 and can go up to over $100 for a large lobster clasp. 

Give us a call or visit our studio in Balcones Office Park at 3305 Northland & Mopac for any clasp repair or replacement needs!

Several Examples of Different Types of Clasps:

Spring ring clasp, usually the least expensive option
Barrel clasps screw together like a light bulb in a socket.
Toggle clasps are quite often used on bracelets
Fold over clasps open and close at the hinged end
Fish hook pearl clasps lock a “fish hook” from one end inside the other
A contemporary pearl clasp
Barrel clasps have male & female ends that lock with a safety latch