This is a great bracelet for Murano beads. I especially like the clasp as I am able to close the bracelet one handed and with no help from others. It holds a lot of beads when full. I have 10 full sized beads plus 4 spacers on the bracelet I always wear. On the one I sometimes wear, I have 16 beads of various sizes and 3 spacers. I also ordered a bracelet in brown. I really like this product. THREE MONTHS AND SEVERAL BRACELETS LATER: When I originally wrote this review, I was new to bracelets and beads and charms. I have since discovered a few things about the leather bracelets as I have gone along. They are indeed a great product IF you respect them and use them according to their limitations. I was really straining my leather bracelets by filling them with beads, spacers and charms. One after another, several, but not all, broke. So, if you are going to wear this leather bracelet, limit the numbers of things you put on it, OR limit the amount of wearing time. They are not as heavy duty as the Sterling Silver and will break if stressed. Somethimes they break even if unstressed. It seems to be the nature of the beast that putting leather into a little round tube and clamping it tightly is not the strongest thing that can happen to a bracelet. I put one bracelet together and wore it half a day. I was out with a friend at a downtown museum when beads went flying in all directions when the leather pulled out from its little metal holder after 3 hours of wear. Sometimes the connection is great and sometimes not. I DO have three bracelets that are almost 4 months old that are worn rarely, maybe once or twice a month but are loaded, and they have given me no trouble. Do NOT let the leather get wet. This aggravates the tendency for the leather to pull out of its tube...a little common sense factor there. Do not sleep in your bracelet. It increases the tug and torgue problems. I do not know how many of these leather bracelets I ordered in total, both for me and for friends: maybe 7-9. They were in various colors of leather and in differing lengths. Bling Jewelers was ever so gracious when the first 2 or 3 pulled apart and gave me a refund with no questions asked. After that, they were a bit more testy. And I can see why. Either I just got some really bad bracelets, which I think I did, but also, I did sleep in them and wear them non-stop. I have corrected those actions. Also, if I am putting together a bracelet that I know will see a lot of wear, I go ahead and pop for the Sterling. So with those thoughts in mind, I think you will get good wear from your leather. BUT, I still believe they have an inherent tendency to pull apart because it is mechanically impossible to make them very strong, so I have rated them 4 stars which is down from my Previous 5 Star rating. I continue to favor this type of clasp and get it on my silver bracelets.