AMBER APHRODITE NIPPLE CLAMPS

Delicate acrylic beads hang on one of two draping gold plated chains strung between two adjustable screw clamps.  If you look closer, the beads are inspired by amber, with mottled colors of warm honey and dark resin coming together in nuanced shapes.  We think these colors look stunning on every skin tone!

 

Clamps can be attached to many areas of the body, although classically they're associated with nipples.  You can wear them gripping a nipple (or the skin just behind the nipple) parallel with the body, or gripping at an angle to the body.  Some bodies receive a better grip one way than the other.

 

Once you've found the best position for those clamps, the chains and beads add not only a lovely look but also some weight, which adds sensation.  Use the chains to adjust the sensation by moving them, gently tugging, or some other creative plan you come up with!

 

The tips of this kind of clamp are wider than some other styles, coated in removable rubber, slightly curved, and have an adjustable screw that controls how close together the tips can get.  This kind of clamp works wonderfully on larger nipples or skin that you can get a good finger-pinch of.  Why?  It's partly because of the wideness of the clamp.  The width just adds more weight and you need more skin to hold them up.  And also because of the curved tips, which makes it so that the clamps can only touch each other at the very tip.  The screws don't engage to adjust the tips until they're already maybe a quarter of an inch apart.  Thus, they will work well on smaller nipples only if you really want a great pinch from the tips!

 

You'd like these clamps if you love pinchy or have larger nipples/skin that you'd like to use them on.

You would prefer different clamps if you want no pain sensation with your clamp or a less pretty look.

Materials:

• Iron, acrylic, phthalate-free PVC

While metal and acrylic are generally sterilizable, it would probably be better to think of these clamps as only "cleanable."  It's because of the tiny openings in the chain, the PVC, and the fact that if any pieces get scratched, that could harbor germs past washing.  But to clean these, you can wipe them with a soft cloth that's soaked in water and gentle soap, or you could submerge them in soapy water.