Clitoral jewelry - clitoral jewelry discontinued by Cal Exotics - review by jlhall

This Clitoral Jewelry is made by California Exotics.It is made out of metal and is non-porous. It is also latex free so it is safe to use for those that have latex allergies. This little clip comes packaged in a clear package with a woman on the front showing you how it should look when you are wearing the clip.



First things first I washed my new jewelry with some anti-bacterial soap and hot water. Since it only one piece cleaning it was very easy and quick. After rinsing it good I sat it on my dresser to air dry while I waited for a good time to try it out. I finally got some quiet time and decided I better check out my new clit jewelry and finally try it out. It kind of reminded me of the old fashion curtain hangers you know the metal ones from the 70s and early 80s. I thought it would be really simple to get it on but after 20min. I wasn't so sure. It was frustrating trying to get this clip on but more of a pain to remove it. Whatever you do try not to bend it out of shape because you can't get it to work well if you decide to use it again. Also I found that on me it is fairly long so it would not work during intercourse because it is in the way for penetration.




For me personally if this clip was constructed a little differently and was a little shorter in length then it would be much better. Maybe I should design one that is adjustable for all women users but until that time I will be on the look out for a clit clip with a different design. If anyone knows of one please let me know.

I bought this clit clip thinking that it would be something that I could wear under my clothing. I decided to try it out first. It looked really simple to put on but it wasn't. After much "playing" with it I finally got it to stay in place. It started feeling pretty good up until I climaxed and realized that my swollen clit felt like it was still swelling more. It got to the point that it was starting to get painfully uncomfortable. I tried to take it off the same way it went on but to my frustration it wouldn't move without causing more discomfort. I finally resulted to prying it open. Boy was I glad I tried it out at home first before just putting it on under my clothes. I waited a few months and decided to try it again thinking that maybe I was just not doing it right. Now it won't go on and stay because I bent the clip to get it off the last time. I guess the only thing to do with it now is to wear it as "clit jewelry" after I am aroused since it won't stay on before and it is to long for me to wearing during penetration. I guess my problems could be because of "operator" error. This is one of those time I was glad my husband wasn't home. I think he would still be laughing even now if he could have seen me "fighting" with clip.