Hinged clasps (in pairs) presumably designed to a clasp a thick leather or fabric garment at the shoulders. A pair, in Anglo-Saxon jewelry, early 7th century, found in the Sutton Hoo Treasure, are ofgold, each consisting of two curved halves fastened by a gold pin attached by a chain. The decoration consists of cloisonné inlay set withgarnets and millefiori glass in panelled designs bordered by zoomorphic interlacingmock-champlevé patterns. On the reverse are staples for sewing it to a garment.