Nipple Clamps with Chain

Nipple clamps on fine chains: screw-adjustable steel clamps, a Y-chain set, collars linked to clamps, and magnetic clamps that need no hinge at all.

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Nipple Clamps with Chain

Nipple clamps with chain are two clamps linked by a length of chain, which can be left loose, held, or pulled. Rubber-coated tips spread the pressure; a small screw on each clamp sets how tight it grips. The adjustable nipple clamps with chain come in four styles; the Y-chain nipple clamps add a third branch for a charm or small weight.

Adjustable nipple clamps for beginners

Start with a clamp you can loosen, never a fixed-pressure one. Screw it closed until it holds, then stop. Ten to fifteen minutes is enough the first time. Removal is the most intense moment, as blood flows back, so release each clamp slowly.

Chain Necklace with Nipple Clamps

Joining the clamps to a collar turns them into jewelry and adds a sensation: every movement of the head is felt on the chest. The choker with nipple clamps and chain and the leather choker with nipple chain both come in black, red or pink, with an optional matching whip.

Magnetic Nipple Jewelry

The magnetic nipple clamps have no hinge at all: two metal orbs hold each other through the skin. The pressure depends on the magnet, not on you, so each pair feels the same every time. They come in sets of 2 to 8 pieces.

How long to wear nipple clamps

Screw clamps: 10 to 20 minutes per session, with breaks. Magnetic orbs: the same, and never near a pacemaker or implanted device. Stop at once if you feel numbness. Keep all small parts away from children and pets. For longer, gentler wear, see non-piercing nipple jewelry.

Read the guide: How to wear a nipple chain without piercing.