Pink Gem Glass Anal Plug

A solid glass butt plug with a pink jewel set into the flared base, built for firm, filling pressure instead of the soft give you get from silicone. Lube it up, go slow through the widest point, and it settles in with almost no drag.

Features

• Solid glass body, tapered tip, narrow neck that helps it stay seated once it's in
• Flared gem base sits flush against you and keeps removal simple
• Slick nonporous surface that doesn't grab or tug the way soft materials can
• Holds temperature well: a few minutes in warm or cool tap water changes the whole feel
• Rigid all the way through, so you feel every bit of the taper
• Works as a warm-up before something bigger, or on its own

Materials and care

Body-safe glass. Nonporous, no phthalates, no rubber smell, and it won't hold odors. Wash with warm water and mild soap before and after every use, or use a toy cleaner. It plays nice with every lube type, including silicone. Store it in a pouch or a padded drawer instead of loose in a bag with your other toys, and check the surface for chips each time before you use it.

Straight talk before you buy

Glass has zero flex, so a glass plug reads wider than a silicone one with the same measurement. If you're newer to anal, size down from what you think you need. It also needs more lube than that glossy surface suggests, since glass doesn't hold onto it. Reapply the second anything starts to catch. And treat it like glass, because it is: one drop on a tile floor and it's trash, not a repair. The gem is decorative and set into the base, not a pull ring, so grip the base itself.

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FAQ

Is a glass plug okay for a first time?

Yes, as long as you pick a small one and use plenty of lube. Glass feels firmer than silicone at the same width, so size down from what you think you need and give yourself time at the widest point.

What lube works with glass?

All of them. Glass is compatible with water-based, silicone, and hybrid lube. A thick water-based gel is the usual pick for anal play because it stays where you put it.

Can I heat or chill it?

Yes. Set it in a bowl of warm or cool tap water for two or three minutes, dry it, then test it on the inside of your wrist first. Skip boiling water, the freezer, and the microwave.