sterling silver clitoris necklace, an anatomical pendant of the full clitoris, angled view, on a sterling silver chain
sterling silver clitoris necklace, an anatomical pendant of the full clitoris, front view, on a sterling silver chain
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clitoris necklace | sterling silver

Most of the clitoris lies out of sight. The small part on the surface is the tip of a structure that runs back under the skin on either side, along the pubic arch. A clitoris necklace suits the gynecologist, the pelvic health physiotherapist or the sex educator who explains that shape for a living, and anyone who thinks it deserves to be known.

Who It's For

  • a gynecologist or urogynecologist opening her own practice
  • a pelvic floor physiotherapist marking ten years in the job
  • a sex educator or sexual health nurse starting a new clinic or course
  • an anatomy teacher who redrew the diagram for her students
  • yourself, because you know the full shape

The Anatomy of the Clitoris

The clitoris is built from four kinds of tissue: the glans, the body, two crura and two vestibular bulbs. Only the glans is visible from outside. Behind it, the body runs back and bends, then splits into two crura, the longest parts, which follow the pubic arch on each side. Two vestibular bulbs of erectile tissue sit between the crura and the vaginal wall. About ninety percent of the organ is internal. The German anatomist Georg Ludwig Kobelt described much of this in the 1840s, yet in 2005 most anatomy textbooks still left the clitoris out or described it inaccurately.

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FAQ

How big is the clitoris necklace and how does it sit?

The pendant is 19 mm long, about 0.75 inches, roughly the size of a US penny (19.05 mm). The chain runs through a small ring at the top of the pendant. It comes on a 45 cm (17.7 in) sterling silver chain with a 5 cm (2 in) extender, so it sits just below the collarbone and can be worn a little higher or lower. Our 925 sterling silver is nickel-free and hypoallergenic. A soft cloth brings back the shine if it dulls over time.

Which version should I choose?

The clitoris necklace comes in sterling silver and in 18K gold vermeil, both with a 19 mm pendant on a 45 cm chain with a 5 cm extender. Choose the finish the recipient already wears. The design and the size are the same in both finishes.

Will it arrive in time, and what if it isn't right?

Shipping is free worldwide with DHL Express and takes 1-5 business days, with import duties and taxes covered, so nothing extra is due at the door. It arrives in a ready-to-gift jewelry box with a festive envelope. If it isn't right, our 30-day “Love It or Return It” policy covers it.

Who brought the full shape of the clitoris back into modern anatomy?

Helen O'Connell, a urologist in Melbourne. In 1998 she and her colleagues published dissections of ten cadavers showing that the clitoris is far larger than textbooks allowed, and closely tied to the urethra and the vagina. In 2005 her team confirmed it in living women with MRI. Their scans showed the clitoris partly surrounding the urethra and the vagina, one connected complex rather than a single small point.

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