What kind of closure is the 'magnetic clasp' mentioned in the choker description?
Based on the experience of finding it cumbersome to handle a small clasp when putting on or taking off a necklace by oneself, I am asking out of curiosity about how the magnetic opening and closing method works.
It is a closure that engages and fastens using magnetic force, opening and closing easily by sticking together automatically when brought close, without needing to pry open a loop with your fingernail.
Prying open a small spring ring with your fingernail behind your neck is trickier than you might think. A clasp is a general term for the fastening components that connect and secure both ends of a necklace or bracelet. A magnetic clasp with built-in magnets fastens easily, as the two ends snap together via magnetic force simply by bringing them close.
Moia has designed the choker that wraps snugly around the neck to open and close by applying a 925 silver magnetic clasp from Italy's FAOR[1]. While maintaining the clean craftsmanship of silver material, it can be comfortably worn by lightly detaching and attaching relying solely on fingertip sensation without looking.
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