Magnetische sluiting voor Regaliz-leer

Who Uses Regaliz Magnetic Clasps?

• Jewellery designers producing regaliz leather bracelets for men's and women's collections
• Wholesale buyers seeking a dedicated oval-channel clasp that works correctly with licorice leather without improvisation
• Manufacturers who need consistent sizing across large production runs of regaliz cord jewellery
• Craft retailers stocking a complete regaliz jewellery-making range for their customers

Why Order From Sun Enterprises?

Sun Enterprises has:

• Specifically engineered for regaliz cord — oval internal channel matches the 10mm × 7mm regaliz profile precisely
• Both stainless steel and zamak available — tarnish-free stainless steel alongside decorative zamak in vintage and antique finishes
• One-stop regaliz sourcing — order regaliz cord, magnetic clasps, end caps, and sliders from a single supplier
• 40+ years of wholesale experience — established 1985, shipping to 55+ countries from Almere, the Netherlands

Related Blogs

Types of Magnetic Clasps
A detailed overview of every magnetic clasp type — including a dedicated section on regaliz clasps, covering the differences between stainless steel and zamak for this specific cord profile.

Introduction to Magnetic Clasps: Types, Uses, and Benefits
Covers how magnetic clasps work, the different styles available, and why they remain the most popular closure choice for leather cord jewellery.

How to Attach Clasps to Leather Cord Jewelry
Step-by-step attachment guide including a specific section on regaliz leather — covering the oval channel fit, adhesive technique, and the sizing adjustment needed for stitched regaliz cord.

How to Finish Leather Cord Jewelry Ends Professionally
Professional cord-end finishing technique — covers why regaliz needs its own dedicated end caps and clasps, and how to get a clean, lasting adhesive bond on an oval cord profile.

What Is the Difference Between Round, Flat, and Braided Leather Cords?
Explains the regaliz cord profile and why it requires its own component range — useful context for buyers deciding between flat, round, and regaliz leather working.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I use a standard round or flat leather clasp with regaliz cord?
Regaliz leather has a distinctive oval cross-section — 10mm wide and 7mm tall, flat on the underside and rounded on top. A round leather clasp has a circular channel that will not seat the oval cord correctly, and a flat leather clasp has a rectangular channel that is too shallow for the regaliz profile. Our magnetic clasps for regaliz leather have an oval internal channel engineered specifically to match this shape.

How do I choose the right clasp size for stitched regaliz leather?
Stitched regaliz cord is slightly thicker than plain regaliz due to the surface stitching. Select a clasp one size larger than you would normally use for plain cord, or gently compress the cord end to fit your standard size. For crystal-embellished regaliz, the same principle applies.

Do regaliz magnetic clasps require adhesive?
Yes. Insert the cord end cleanly into the oval channel of the clasp and secure with a jewellery adhesive. Clean the cord end with isopropyl alcohol before gluing and allow 24–48 hours of curing time. See our guide How to Finish Leather Cord Jewelry Ends Professionally for detailed technique.

What finishes are available?
Stainless steel clasps come in steel, steel matt, gold, rose gold, and matt black. Zamak clasps extend the range with antique silver, antique gold, antique copper, powdered gold, and powdered silver — suited to vintage and fashion-oriented jewellery lines.

Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We ship to 55+ countries. See our shipping page for delivery times and rates.

Order Magnetic Clasps for Regaliz Leather

Browse the full range of leather components and filter by leather type (for regaliz leather), finish and size, or contact our team for bulk pricing. Combine with our end caps for regaliz leather and sliders and beads for regaliz leather in a single order. We ship worldwide from Almere, the Netherlands.