>> Ooh, chewy gem necklaces. I like jewelry that can be turned and flipped, so those look nice - with chewing as an added bonus.<<
Stimtastic sells many types of chewable and fidget jewelry, designed by and for neurovariant people. Chewies are made from food-grade silicone. They also offer some metal jewelry.
>> (And now I want to chew things. Poetry with side effects!) <<
:D I'm glad I could help. There are lots of chewies, jewelry, pencil toppers, etc. for oral stimulation. Gum, taffy, suckers, biscotti, etc. are edible options.
Me, I've had stim jewelry since I started wearing jewelry. I got my first set of freedom rings from a college friend who had taken off his to show me, and then couldn't bear to take them back. He got more enjoyment from watching me play with them than from wearing them himself. <3 So if anyone wants stim jewelry that doesn't look like the autistic stuff, that's a great option. Mine is made with triangles like these but loose on a ball-chain like this.
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>> Ooh, chewy gem necklaces. I like jewelry that can be turned and flipped, so those look nice - with chewing as an added bonus.<<
Stimtastic sells many types of chewable and fidget jewelry, designed by and for neurovariant people. Chewies are made from food-grade silicone. They also offer some metal jewelry.
>> (And now I want to chew things. Poetry with side effects!) <<
:D I'm glad I could help. There are lots of chewies, jewelry, pencil toppers, etc. for oral stimulation. Gum, taffy, suckers, biscotti, etc. are edible options.
Me, I've had stim jewelry since I started wearing jewelry. I got my first set of freedom rings from a college friend who had taken off his to show me, and then couldn't bear to take them back. He got more enjoyment from watching me play with them than from wearing them himself. <3 So if anyone wants stim jewelry that doesn't look like the autistic stuff, that's a great option. Mine is made with triangles like these but loose on a ball-chain like this.