If rings are the ultimate show of devotion, then please allow my latest finger bling—the Flick ($64)—to publicly signify my commitment to… cumming. A wearable vibrator just released by Unbound, Flick looks like a ring but moonlights as a sex toy.

The Unbound Flick is not the first ever piece of vibrating jewelry. In fact, Unbound made headlines in 2019 when they first brought the vibrating ring phenomenon to the market with their original, but now discontinued, Palma. Meanwhile, luxury pleasure product companies Crave and Le Wand each sell a sleek, almost-too-pretty-to-use necklace called the Vesper ($165) and Necklace Vibe ($100), respectively.

What sets the Flick apart from these other discrete vibrators is its price and customizability. Retailing for less than $70, the Flick is more affordable than any other vibrating jewelry currently on the market. Plus, it was designed with multiple finger sizes in mind, which is something few other vibrating (or non-vibrating!) rings can say. “Each ring comes with four interchangeable bands that allow the product to accommodate sizes 4 to eleven,” explains Polly Rodriguez, co-founder of Unbound. “The band is also open on one side, allowing for fit flexibility,” she says.

These aren’t the only reasons I recommend making space in your jewelry box (or sex toy collection) for this subtle stimulator. My own hot-and-heavy experiences using the Flick contribute to my betrothment to this buzzy band, too. Read on for my full review.

Unbound Flick — $64.00

Colors: 2 | Vibration levels: 3 speeds, 2 patterns | Surface materials: Zinc alloy and Palladium for Silver color option and Zinc alloy, Palladium, Titanium, and 24K Gold for Gold colorwave

Dimensions: Flick is 1.37 inch by 1.3 inch by 1.3 inches

Sizes: Flick is made to fit fingers size 4 to size 11. Each ring has the size 6 to 7 (2 in to 2.15 in) band pre-installed, but comes with 3 additional interchangeable bands: