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Your cart is empty.Bracelet mate securely holds one end of bracelet, wristwatch or necklace so you can fasten even the tiniest clasp with ease. Easily fasten your own bracelets or wristwatch without assistance from anyone! Ideal for back zippers, french cuffs...great for repair work, hobbies, model-building. Sturdy steel clip with white hardwood handle; 7 1/2" long. A thoughtful gift for anyone who lives alone. It's like having an extra helping hand! Brand new in poly bag.
Teresa D Underwood
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
If you live alone, and perhaps struggle to get your bracelets on, then I highly recommend this product!
Marianne
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
I’m sure the Bracelet Mate works well for a lot of women. The concept makes sense. I have an extreme amount of clumsiness with my hands and I have only used once.
purple linda
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
Having more problems fastening bracelets lately and this is perfect for helping me out!
Marjorie
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
Putting on a bracelet, by yourself, can be impossible!! This simple little gadget allows me to grasp one side and hold it so I can use the clasp on the other side. Brilliant!!
Plane Jane
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
It's so frustrating when you're running late and you have to stop and fool around trying to get your favorite bracelet fastened! Whether it's a lobster claw, a hook, a slide or any other crazy-making fastener, this tool solves the problem! Grasp one end of your bracelet with the tool, place it against your wrist, then hold the handle comfortably with your fingers. With that end of your bracelet secured in place, use your free hand to hook up the other end. It's so much easier to do without the constant slipping and sliding off your wrist.
Emm FM
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023
I had a bracelet assist tool in the past, but misplaced it during my last move. Such a simple thing, but without it I find putting on bracelets maddening -- I've even been late getting places just because I couldn't get my bracelets closed! I mostly go without wearing any. I've been stubborn about purchasing a new one because my original one was ornate and I kept hoping I'd find it, or if I replaced it I wanted one just like it. Yesterday I was browsing and started looking at what they had. Most of them were really thin, thinner than a pen, which I felt would be harder to get a grip on. This one appeared nice and solid, albeit plain, and the price was more than reasonable, so I gave in and bought it. It does the job just like my old one. It's just not fancy. So I'll keep it in my jewelry case with my bracelets and not lose it like I lost the other one. I really shouldn't say it's not "gift-worthy" -- you can gift me practical gifts anytime. I guess if the gift is a special occasion, make this "Gift #1" and a nice bracelet "Gift #2"!
Joanna D.
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2022
Who invented floppy chains and lobster claws as a way to attach a bracelet? Fie on you. So this little tool allows you to put on the bracelet without doing some kind of contorted hand moves and eyeballing a moving target of a chain link.
Sydney H
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2020
Super simple tool, gets the job done. It’s basically just an alligator clip fixed onto a wooden handle, but it’s not like it needs to be fancy. Clips onto the bracelet and allows me to hold it in place while I clasp it without trying to bend my wrist and fingers in awkward positions.
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