This sterling silver stabilizer thumb splint is designed to provide comprehensive support across the MCP, CMC, and IP joints while promoting proper alignment and improved stability. The design includes an adjustable silver cuff that wraps securely around the wrist, offering additional reinforcement and helping distribute support more evenly during daily movement.
 
The wrist cuff adds an extra layer of stability, making this splint an excellent option for individuals who experience instability, collapse, or pain across multiple thumb joints. This style is especially helpful for those with hypermobility, EDS, arthritis, or repetitive strain concerns who need more than a single joint splint.
 
Handmade with comfort, function, and durability in mind, this splint offers a supportive alternative to bulky plastic braces while maintaining a refined, wearable design.
 
Key Features
-Supports MCP, CMC, and IP thumb joints
-Adjustable silver wrist cuff for added stability
-Helps reduce hyperextension and joint collapse
-Distributes support across the hand and wrist
-Designed for daily functional movement
-Low profile alternative to plastic braces
-Handmade in solid sterling silver
 
Style & Fit
-Adjustable design allows for minor fit changes throughout the day
-Wrist cuff provides additional anchoring and control
-Can be worn on its own or layered with other splints if needed
-Designed to balance support and mobility without over restricting movement
 
Materials
Solid sterling silver
Hand formed and finished
Polishing cloth included for easy care
 
Sizing
Custom sizing is required for this splint. Please follow the measurement instructions carefully to ensure the best fit. If you are unsure about sizing or which joints need support, feel free to reach out before ordering.
 
Disclaimer
This splint is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It is designed to provide supportive stabilization only. Individual results may vary.
Please consult with a qualified medical professional, occupational therapist, or hand specialist if you have questions about whether this splint is appropriate for your condition. Always follow professional medical advice regarding joint care and treatment.