Miles Kimball Bracelet Tool Jewelry Helper - Efficient Fastening and Hooking Equipment for Necklaces, Watches & Jewelry Clasps - Portable, User-Friendly, Durable Metal Make - Reduces Wrist Strain - 6 Review

Great idea! If you've ever had trouble putting on a small lobster clasp bracelet, or if you're frustrated that the bracelet keeps falling off your wrist, this is the tool you should buy. Simple concept but great tool idea. I would improve 2 things: 1) make it a little tighter so you can't bend your head. Although I did because I needed a small angle for my use. 2) The alligator clip should be larger, men's bracelets have larger beads or clip fittings. Sometimes the clasp does not have enough…

Hx: I need something to help me fasten my bracelets. (My commandment is if I can't wear the piece myself, don't buy it.) Yes, I needed that intricately woven silver bracelet. I purchased this item after reviewing other similar "Buddy Bracelet" items. Pros: It has an all-metal construction, so it's very durable. Painter's tape around each side of the "prongs" to avoid scratching my bracelet. (See photo). It's small enough to lose, so consider buying two (one for the drawer and one for the…

Whatever I did to lose my first bracelet (which was at least 25 years old), I can't find it. So I ordered two more from Miles Kimball. This tool has proved invaluable to me on bracelets with unreliable clasps. I'm a tool freak and frustrated with this generation. The alligator clip tension is ridiculously strong - such closing force is not required. Also, the teeth are too deep. There is a real possibility of damaging the metal of the bracelet. While waiting for delivery, I tried plastic tipped

Miles Kimball Bracelet Tool Jewelry Assistant. This inexpensive steel jewelry is solidly built and does exactly what it says on the tin. I decided to give it a try because, like most people my age, my hands were becoming increasingly arthritic and weak. While I've always had trouble putting on some bracelets, I now have trouble with all of them. This handy, easy-to-use little tool takes the aggression out of donning different bracelets (although getting the largest jump rings and lobster clasps