From spinner rings to breathing pendants, anti-anxiety jewellery rises
- CA and content creator Sarthak Ahuja highlighted how Gen Z's openness around mental health has contributed to the popularity of anti-anxiety jewellery.
- The jewellery includes spinner rings, bands with movable beads and breathing pendants designed to provide sensory stimulation or encourage slow breathing.
- Movable jewellery has roots in the mid-20th century, with German goldsmith and aeronautical engineer Friedrich Becker known for creating pieces with rotating, pivoting and movable elements.
- Today, kinetic jewellery has been reimagined as a wellness accessory, with products aimed at redirecting restless energy and some featuring gemstones or aromatherapy oils.
Source: indiatoday.in
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