r/jewlerymaking

I am looking to find out what this clasp name is. I am trying to make my own bracelet but really want this type of clasp on it. Can anyone help. First timer here.

So I made a post about an earring and necklace set(the second pic) I made for my previous high school teacher. A few people mentioned something along the lines of wanting to see more. Whether they meant it or not, here is more. I've made a lot and I plan on posting them to my Etsy later (fingers crossed I get sales). I was able to make these thanks to two people my grandma who for my bday let me shop at hobby lobby, and my great grandmother who gave me what she used to make jewelry with her friend who passed away a couple months ago. The zebra set is going to my doctor tomorrow but thankfully I can replicate it because apparently there isn't really a bunch of zebra jewelry compared to other animals.

Hello, I am practicing fishtail stone setting and in this occurrence I messed up my drilling resulting in two (maybe even three) of my stones being too close together.
Is it something I can fix by using. Smaller ball burr to try to shift the holes away from each other ?

Just like the title says. The "stone" in this piece is fake and I'd like to replace it with an actual crystal. It appears to be held in by regular glue and I was wondering what the best way to get the "stone" out would be without damaging the silver adornment.

Any advice is greatly appreciated <3

I figured I'd try here first since this seems like the most relevant sub but feel free to shoo me away if it isn't :) (with a recommendation where to ask next if possible please <3)

Thank you!!!

Full solid shark made out of sheet brass and months of work. Biggest project!