Nipple Clamps with a Silver Bell on a Chain Silver 6 cm

Nipple Clamps with a Silver Bell on a Chain Silver 6 cm 🔔

Beneath each of these nipple clamps from KINK hangs a short chain with a small silver bell in the classic bell shape. The clamps are built like small pliers and silver-coloured, and the jaws and grip ends have black silicone covers. A knurled screw on each clamp sets how firmly it grips. 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, jaws with silicone tips
• 📏 Measurements: 6 cm per clamp
• 🔔 Bell: one silver bell per clamp, on a short chain
• 🔩 Adjustment: knurled screw
• 🎨 Colour: silver, black covers
• ⚠️ Caution: wear only briefly, take off at once if numb or discoloured

❓ FAQ

What is the difference between a bell and a jingle ball?

The shape, and with it the sound. A bell is open at the bottom and rings clearly, while a jingle ball is closed all round and rattles more. These clamps carry the open bell shape.

What does the short chain change?

It gives the bell room to move. Because it does not sit directly on the clamp, it swings on with every movement and pulls lightly on the nipple as it does. The livelier you move, the more noticeable that pull becomes.

How do you set the pressure correctly?

From loose to firm. First set the knurled screw so that the jaws only grip lightly. Put the clamp on and tighten the screw in small steps until it holds by itself. If the skin under the tips turns white, it is too tight, so turn it back a little.

How long may the clamps stay on?

Fifteen to twenty minutes at most, much shorter the first time. Clamps restrict circulation. If a nipple goes numb or cold, turns bluish or a sharp pain sets in, take the clamp off at once. Never fall asleep with clamps on, and keep them off irritated or broken skin.

How do you take them off again?

Slowly and one at a time. As the clamp comes off, the blood rushes back, and that moment is often the most intense one. Loosen the screw first, then release the clamp. Afterwards a warm hand resting calmly on the spot helps until the throbbing fades; rubbing makes it worse.

How do you clean the clamps?

With warm water and mild soap, then dry them thoroughly. Moisture likes to sit around the hinge and the screw, so let the clamps finish drying in the open before you put them away.