Nipple Clamps with Glass Beads Silver 6 cm

Nipple Clamps with Glass Beads Silver 6 cm 🤍

Silver nipple clamps with black-covered jaws, each with a clear glass bead dangling from its lower end. Small rings sit between clamp and bead, so the bead does not hang rigidly but swings freely. The clamps get their pressure from a silver knurled screw on the side. They stand under nipple clamps, with BDSM sex toys and under fetish sex toys; what else comes from this brand is shown by the brand world of Kink.

✨ At a glance

• 🧵 Material: metal with silicone tips, glass beads
• 📏 Measurements: 6 cm per clamp
• ✅ Pendant: one clear glass bead each
• ✅ Adjustment: knurled screw
• ✅ Contents: two clamps without a connecting chain
• 🎨 Colour: silver, jaws covered in black
• ⚠️ Caution: check the beads for cracks before every use

❓ FAQ

Does the glass bead make a sound?

No, it is solid and stays silent. What it delivers is weight: an even downward pull that stays even without movement. That makes these clamps the right choice when things should stay quiet.

Can I wear just one clamp?

Yes, the two are not connected. Each carries its own bead and works on its own. That way you can try one side first before the second joins in.

Why are the jaws covered?

So the pressure spreads out. Bare metal presses along two narrow edges, while the silicone cover sits more broadly. At the same screw setting the clamp therefore feels more even.

How do I wear the clamps safely?

Start with a loose screw and keep an eye on the clock. Tighten the knurled screw only as far as needed for the clamp to just hold; skin turning white means too tight. A couple of minutes are enough to begin with, and 15 to 20 minutes is the upper limit. If there is numbness, cold or bluish discolouration, take the clamps off at once. Expect removal to pull more than putting them on, because that is when the blood flows back; so open one clamp after the other and never pull them off by the bead.

How do I care for clamps and beads?

After wearing, wipe them with warm water and a little soap, dry them thoroughly and let the joint dry in the open. Before every use, look closely at the beads: if one has a crack or a chipped edge, it stays out. Glass does not tolerate quick changes between hot and cold.