Our standard sized penannular is appropriate for cloaks, shawls, and large hats. Available in bronze or nickel, they are approximately 2" in diameter. Matching hairpicks available for most styles. Penannular means "part circular". This style of clasp has been in use for well over 2000 years. If you aren't sure how to wear one of these we have a document to help.

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A tiny penannular brooch, roughly 3/8" in diameter. Fully functional, this size clasp is ideal for those garbing dolls and small plush toys.

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This penannular is the best size for hats, and also works for heavier kilts and children's cloaks. Available in bronze or nickel, they are approximately 1-1/2" in diameter. Matching hairpicks available for most styles.

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Our king sized penannular is affordable ostentation. Only the heaviest fur-lined cloaks or plaids would need a clasp this large. Mainly these are for show. Available in bronze only, they are approximately 4" in diameter. Matching hairpicks available for most styles.

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Our large sized penannular is appropriate for heavy cloaks, plaids, and baldrics. Available in bronze or nickel, they are approximately 3" in diameter. Matching hairpicks available for most styles.

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Our small sized penannular is appropriate for collars, lightweight shawls, and the bottoms of kilts. Available in bronze, nickel or .925 Sterling Silver, they are approximately 1" in diameter. Sterling clasps are meant to be decorative; not weight-bearing. Bronze & nickel are more robust.

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