Cleopatra clit clip - clitoral jewelry discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by Madame Celeste

I just LOVE these. I have had several in different colors and slightly different styles. They are inexpensive and just a whole lot of fun. The clip is metal (not sure what kind) and the beads are light-weight plastic. I tend to like the multiple small bead style better than the single large/faceted bead style. This is mostly a personal preference but I find that the single large beads, and especially the faceted beads, can pinch if you move wrong.

The real key to wearing a clit clip is getting it adjusted just right. Let's face it, no two women have identical labia. You can adjust the fit of this clip by pinching the sides together or pulling them apart. You want to adjust it until it is tight but not cutting into or pinching the soft folds of your inner labia. Once it is properly adjusted, put a little lube on and slide the clip gently along the inner labia starting under the hood just above the clit. The clit should be framed by the looped end - not pinched. They wear best under a skirt with no underwear. This lets the beads dangle freely and sends little vibrations through the loop circling the clit. You don't really feel the beads when you wear this clip, only the vibration they create. It really puts a spring in your step at the office.

The clip seriously enhances clitoral stimulation and oral sex! If he ever needed an X to mark the spot - this is it. Stroking or licking the clit or using a vibrator on to stimulate the clit while wearing this clip is OH SO NICE! Because the looped end gently squeezes and stiffens the clit it significantly increases sensitivity. Vaginal sex is possible while wearing it but, depending on your size and shape, the beaded end can cause a little uncomfortable friction for both partners.

One drawback I have found is that the finish does tarnish. I recommend using water-based lube as silicone lube can tarnish the finish much faster. Clean with anti-bacterial soap and dry thoroughly. These steps will keep them from turning for a while but not forever. Fortunately, at $10 - $15 each you can easily replace tarnished pieces. Another drawback is that the beads can be pulled off during regular wear. They are held on with jump rings though so this is easily fixed. The main problem is pinching and this will differ for every wearer. I found that you learn how to move and how to wear them to avoid this.

I am planning on getting another one very soon. Eventually these tarnish to the point you have to throw them away. That is ok because they are not that expensive. I figure that I will replace this about once every six months with moderate, weekend use.