Labia piercing chastity shield (steel plate·held by 2 rings)

A female chastity device that locks onto rings worn through pierced labia majora. The body is a steel plate curved to follow the contour of the vulva, 80mm long and 14mm wide. Unlike a belt that goes around the waist, the piercings themselves are what anchor it.

Labia piercings are the prerequisite

The device holds by hanging on at least two labia rings. Without existing piercings there is no way to wear it. The body comes with four holes for threading rings, and you do not have to use all four. Pick the two that match the spacing of your own piercings. The spacing differs from person to person, which is why there are extra options. A ring through the clitoral hood can be fastened or left out.

The urethral tube attaches and detaches

A tube for insertion into the urethra is included, and it separates from the body, so you can leave it off when you are not using it. The original description presents this tube as a part for long term locking. It goes inside the urethra, so disinfect it every time and never push it in without lubricant.

It is small

Compared with a full belt that wraps the waist, the body fits in the palm of your hand. Its bulk shows less under clothing and there is less to catch on when you sit or walk. The straight bar is 32mm, the large bead is 14mm across, and a padlock is included, so once it is closed there is no getting out without the key.

Before you use it

The price is high and so are the requirements. You cannot use it without labia majora piercings, and that work has to be done at a professional piercing studio and fully healed before this device goes on. Hanging the weight of metal on an unhealed piercing stretches or tears it. The urethral tube carries a risk of urethritis and urethral injury, so never skip the disinfection. If the key is lost there is no getting out without tools, so keep a spare in a separate place, and never let yourself end up unable to reach whoever holds the lock. If there is pain, swelling or fever, take it off regardless of how long it has been on.