Pleasure products designed to look like jewelry aren't a gimmick so much as a design correction: an acknowledgment that how an object looks changes how comfortably people use, travel with, and talk about it.
A piece that can sit on a dresser or go in a handbag without needing an explanation gets integrated into daily life more naturally than something that has to live in the back of a drawer.
Safety standards don't change with the aesthetic shift: medical-grade silicone, body-safe metals, and rechargeable batteries remain the baseline regardless of whether a product looks like a necklace or a traditional device.
This category tends to resonate with people who simply don't want a separate, hidden category of objects in their life — who'd rather have pleasure be one more thing they own with confidence, not something kept out of sight.
inWONDERSTATE carries the CRAVE Vesper collection, one of the better-known examples of this jewelry-and-intimacy design approach.