Love layering your necklaces but hate when they tangle? Here’s a trick to fix that!
I love layering my necklaces, but I can’t stand it when they tangle and twist together, so here’s how to use two clasps and a couple of jump rings to make a handy necklace stacker clasp that allows you to layer your necklaces with ease. This is a super simple tutorial that will transform your jewelry styling!
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You’ll need the following tools and materials to make your necklace stacker clasp:
1: Two sterling silver lobster clasps with jump rings attached.

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2: Two large jump rings.

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3: A pair of flat nose pliers for opening and closing the jump rings.

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4: Any necklaces you want to wear stacked. I used this selection of beaded and chain necklaces of different lengths.

Follow these steps to make your game-changing necklace stacker clasp:
1: Take one of the jump rings and attach it to one of the clasp ends. Close it carefully using the flat nose pliers, making sure to get the ends close together.


2: Add the second large jump ring to the end of the second clasp and close it with the pliers.

3: Clip the second clasp to the large jump ring that you attached to the first clasp.

4: Now the clasp is complete and you are ready to start stacking necklaces. The clasp of each necklace is attached to the jump ring end of the clasp, while the other end is attached to the lobster clasp end.
5: Add the first necklace by clipping it onto the jump ring.

6: Then add the other end to the clasp end by opening the clasp and sliding the ring onto it before closing it again.

7: Repeat steps 6 and 7 for the other necklaces, being careful to attach them in the same order on either side.



Once you’ve attached all your necklaces, your new stacked piece is ready to wear. You can use bigger or smaller jump rings depending on how many necklaces you wish to stack. How handy?!
Here’s the finished clasp again.

And here it is with all the necklaces attached.



Here’s how it looks when it is being used.



