A Fidget That Passes as Jewellery

A spinning sunflower necklace, ring or bracelet for ADHD and Autistic adults who need to keep their hands busy without anyone noticing.

Estimated Transit Time: 8–15 days.

Some brains need movement to stay switched on. In a meeting, a queue or a hard conversation, that movement usually turns into leg-bouncing, pen-clicking or picking at your skin. The centre of this sunflower spins under your thumb. It gives your hands a quiet, repetitive job, and to everyone else it just looks like a nice piece of jewellery.

Sunflower Spinner Necklace, Bracelet or Ring

Name: Sunflower Spinner Necklace, Bracelet or Ring
SKU: 1005011753965663
Price: 23 AUD
Availability: InStock

$23.00

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Spinning sunflower centre: smooth, quiet and repeatable

Zircon-set petals: it catches the light like real jewellery

Stainless steel base: a solid feel with a little weight to it

Gold or silver colouring: pick what matches you

Necklace, ring or bracelet: the necklace comes on a link chain, and the bracelet has an adjustable slider
Movement without attention: your hands get what they need without a visible fidget toy.

Always within reach: it's on your finger, wrist or neck, so you don't lose it or leave it at home.

Something else to do: it gives skin-picking, nail-biting and sleeve-pulling hands a better option.

A quiet repetitive loop: spinning is predictable and self-paced, which can help you settle when everything else feels chaotic.
Wear the ring for meetings and calls, where your hands are on the table.

Wear the bracelet at your desk, where your other hand can reach it without you thinking about it.

Wear the necklace for queues, waiting rooms and public transport.

Use it to replace a habit you want to break, like skin-picking or nail-biting.

Give it to an ND friend who won't carry a fidget but will wear jewellery.

Sunflower Spinner Necklace, Bracelet or Ring

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