00:00Okay, so if you've ever finished a gorgeous bracelet and then realized you have absolutely
00:04no way to actually close it, this video is for you. I went digging through the deals and pulled
00:09together the top 5 jewelry making clasps and hooks kits and honestly, some of these prices
00:14made me do a double take. Let's get into it. Kicking things off, we've got this one set box
00:20of gold and silver lobster clasps with open jump rings. What I love here is the variety,
00:26you get both metal tones in one box, so you're not stuck matching everything to a single finish.
00:31It's $3, basically pocket change, and nearly 5,000 people have picked it up with a solid 4.8 rating.
00:38If you're just starting out and you want a little bit of everything without committing,
00:42this is the easiest possible entry point. Next up is the 210-400 piece kit, and this is the
00:49budget champion of the whole lineup at just $1.54. For that, you're getting lobster clasps,
00:55open jump rings, end crimps, and beads, all sorted in a little compartment box so you're
00:59not fishing around in a tangled mess. 4.8 stars, nearly 4,900 sold. Look, at this price it's cheaper
01:08than a coffee, and it'll keep a casual crafter stocked for months. Then there's this version
01:13of the same style kit at $3.07. So why pay more? The difference is in the assortment sizes and
01:21finish
01:21options, you're getting a broader spread of jump ring diameters, which matters way more than people
01:26think. Nothing ruins a piece faster than a jump ring that's too chunky for a delicate chain.
01:32It's rated 4.7 with over 4,600 sold, and it's a nice middle ground if you want a bit
01:37more range
01:38in your findings drawer. Coming in at $3.71, this one-box kit is the quality pick of the affordable
01:44bunch, and the ratings back it up, 4.9 stars, which is genuinely impressive for findings at this price.
01:51Reviewers keep mentioning that the clasp springs actually work smoothly instead of sticking after
01:55a week, and the crimps hold their shape when you squeeze them. If you're making pieces you plan to
02:00sell or give as gifts, that little bit of extra reliability is worth the extra dollar.
02:06And finally, the big one, a 1,353-piece kit that comes with pliers included.
02:11That's the part that sells it for me. If you're new, you don't have to go buy tools separately,
02:17and if you're experienced, a spare set of pliers never hurts.
02:21$7.85 for over 1,300 pieces works out to almost nothing per piece, it's rated 4.9,
02:27and honestly this is the one I'd grab if I only wanted to order once and be done with it.
02:31All five links are sitting right down in the description, so go check the current prices,
02:36they move around a lot. And if this helped you out,
02:39hit that like button and subscribe, because I've got more crafting finds coming.
02:44Thanks for watching, I'll see you in the next one.
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