This wellness-device concept explores a small adjustable tool intended to apply controlled pressure to the hand. A screw-driven mechanism lets the user vary the contact force gradually, while the compact clamp form keeps the interaction simple and easy to understand. The design work focused on grip, adjustment range, contact geometry, edge comfort, and the relationship between the knob and frame. CAD modeling and visualization were used to refine the concept and communicate how the parts assemble. This is a product-design concept, not a medical device or a claim of treatment efficacy.