Spexton Necklaces Explained

I was chatting online with a customer from Germany today who asked me to put up some pics of the different types of necklaces we sell with our pendants. I'd mentioned earlier I wanted to show everybody the magnet claps so I thought this would be a great time to do it!

All of our pendants include a stainless steel ball chain that is 24" long. These are the exact same chains the military uses to hang dog-tags on. You can use clippers (or even an old pair of scissors you don't care too much about) to cut these chains to whatever length you need.



We also carry stainless steel link style chains. The links are about 2mm wide, and they include a lobster claw clasp on the end. These are great if you're wanting a bit more of a dressy look and you never have to worry about taking them off. They're not as easy, however, to put on as our magnet clasps on leather. Also, if you want to remove your pendant, you have to bend open and take off the ring that the claw is hooking into in order to slide it off. It is harder than it looks, and requires 2 pairs of pliers to bend the very strong steel ring. This chain is a great choice if you don't want to swap out your pendant and you don't want the leather one instead!




And finally, the reasons why our magnet clasps are just so very very cool. In November of 2006 we set out to make the strongest, smartest, best looking stainless magnet clasp in the world and we've done just that! The clasps use a neodymium magnet for a freakishly strong hold so you won't lose your necklace. The really cool thing is that they simply screw on and off of the leather. The inside of the open end is threaded, and when you screw the clasp onto the leather, the threads start to cut into it giving you a 100% reliable hold without glue. The best part is that you can cut the leather to make it shorter if you need to, or simply call us and get new leather all together and screw your clasps back on! WARNING: The neodymium magnets are so strong, that those who are fitted with a pacemaker or similar medical device should never handle them as they may interfere with these devices. Also, although we use the finest Grecian leather, it should not be worn in water as that will sharply cut down the lifespan.