Cape Clasp Blog

If you want a free sticker pack from Cape Clasp, all you have to do is follow the steps below! ⬇️ Self-address and stamp an envelope Put your self-addressed/stamped envelope inside another envelope...

We got married a couple weeks ago and took a short trip to Martha's Vineyard to celebrate. I captured some video of our last day on the island. We travel...

Here at Cape Clasp, we're working on our next product: the Shark Tooth Necklace! 🙌 We shared our design concepts and received a lot of great feedback. We moved forward with one of...

View this post on Instagram @capeclasp ocean plastic tikós bracelets arrive in 100% recycled and recyclable packaging, even the stickers! ♻️ give the gift that gives back this holiday season...

Who doesn't love a good lobster roll when they're relaxing on Cape Cod? Unfortunately, we know that some fishing practices can have dire implications on the health of our oceans. We dug into some of the ways the seafood industry can harm the ocean, and more importantly, what we can all do about it.

Manta rays are fascinating creatures, but they’re often mixed up with the stingray. They're closely related and look similar are first glance, but there are actually big differences separating the two.

Fall is one of our favorite times of year on the Cape. 🍂 You no longer need a beach sticker, dogs are welcome on the beach again, and it's Oysterfest season! 🙌 Oysterfest...

It’s estimated that there are only 411 North Atlantic right whales left in the world. They were hunted to the brink of extinction, and despite being a protected species since the 1970s,...

What's up, guys!? It's me, Fish! 🐶 I took a break from processing orders and sending emails to talk with you about something important.One of my favorite things to do is...

Did you know that there are 440 different species of sharks in our oceans? These animals range from the mighty great white shark down to the strange and tiny dwarf lantern shark. But, sharks are misunderstood. Many see them as bloodthirsty man-eaters, which is a myth that has been busted time and again. Here are four reasons why sharks are our friends, not foes.

Monday kicks off the start of Climate Week NYC, and just yesterday, individuals from around the world walked out of their jobs and classrooms to demand action on climate change for the first day of eight days of strikes. It’s easy to focus on the terrestrial impacts of climate change, like extreme weather, but life beneath the waves is already starting to feel the effects of a changing climate.