Chewable Jewelry
Chewing jewelry provides a subtle way for both children and adults who have a compelling need to chew to manage their urges. It offers proprioceptive stimulation that has a calming effect, aiding in self-regulation and concentration.
This type of jewelry helps prevent biting of hands, fingers, clothing, or pens. With their discreet appearance and stylish look, they are suitable for use everywhere: in school, at home, in the office, and during medical appointments.
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