The Softcell necklace is a true testament to our love for tactility and sensory experiences. This unique piece of jewelry is designed to be touched, felt, and experienced, encouraging the wearer and their friends to engage with it on a deeper level. The large center, made of squishy and rubbery silicone, is irresistibly touchable, whether you're wearing it to a club or around town.

But the Softcell necklace is not just about its tactile qualities; it's also a study in contrasts and contradictions. Made of both stainless steel and silicone, this necklace combines hard and sturdy metal with a soft and pliable center, creating a playful tension that echoes the experience of biting into a Skittle, with its hard shell and chewy center.

The metal and silicone materials also speak to our interest in sustainability and ethical practices. We are committed to using environmentally-friendly materials in our designs, and the Softcell necklace is no exception. The stainless steel used in the necklace is made from recycled metal, while the silicone is non-toxic and free from harmful chemicals, ensuring that it's safe for both you and the planet.

But the Softcell necklace is more than just a study in contrasts and sustainability; it's a statement piece that speaks to your unique style and personality. The bold, striking design is sure to turn heads and spark conversation wherever you go, and the playful, tactile center is an invitation for others to engage with you and your jewelry.

Whether you're a lover of tactile experiences or just looking for a statement piece that sets you apart from the crowd, the Softcell necklace is the perfect accessory for you. So go ahead, touch it, feel it, and let yourself be transported to a world of sensory delight.

The softcell necklace has our signature silicone chain that is both hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic and not known to sensitize the skin. Silicone is designed for skin contact, so most people can safely wear silicone chain without any allergic reactions. Metal allergies are rapidly becoming more common. Nickel is the most common contact allergen worldwide (of people with contact dermatitis, 11.4% in Europe, 8.8–25.7% in China, and 17.5% in North America are allergic to nickel.