HEART. BEAR. STAR. MOON.
SOLID BOROSILICATE GLASS.
Heart, Bear, Star, Moon — Pick A Mood.
Four pink-tipped heads on a clear glass shaft. Each one reads as an object first, a toy second — the first glass wand you'd actually want to collect.
Solid Glass Build
Solid borosilicate glass with no internal hollow. The smooth exterior is easy to rinse, inspect, and store after use.
Use Lubricant Generously.
Polished glass feels different from textured soft materials. Apply a generous amount of a body-use lubricant you already trust, then reapply if the surface starts to drag.
Light Enough For Long Sessions. Pretty Enough To Leave Out.
Around 200g — substantial without strain. Clear shaft and pink top mean it can sit on a nightstand without explanation.
HOW THE CUTE GLASS WAND WORKS
Why solid glass feels different: smoothness, weight, and the selected decorative top each play a distinct role.
Polished Glass = Lower Insertion Resistance
Polished glass creates less drag than many textured surfaces when used with enough lubricant. For first-time glass users, that smoothness is the main comfort advantage.
200g Weight = Real Presence
Solid glass adds noticeable weight compared with soft, flexible toys. The point is a controlled sense of presence, so start slowly and let the material feel familiar before increasing depth or pace.
Top Shape = Visual Choice
The usable shaft dimensions stay consistent across Heart, Bear, Star, and Moon. Choose the decorative top by visual preference first; do not rely on the top shape as a predictable sensation difference.
HOW TO USE
Three steps for first-time glass users — temperature, entry, aftercare.
Temperature & Lube
If you try temperature play, use cool or warm water only and test on your wrist first. Apply a generous amount of body-use lubricant along the full insertion length.
Insert Slowly
Insert gently and stay slow. Let your body register the weight, temperature, and smooth glass surface before pursuing depth or pace.
Clean & Store
Rinse with warm water and mild soap, then air-dry fully. Store in a pouch or padded box to reduce impact risk.
- Always wrist-test temperature before use; do not use extreme heat or cold
- Inspect for chips or cracks before every use; do not use if damaged
- Borosilicate is impact-resistant, not impact-proof — avoid hard surfaces
- Use generous lubricant for first-time glass users
- Clean with warm water and mild soap unless product-specific care guidance says otherwise
- Store in a pouch or padded box, away from other hard items
SPECS & BOX
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Product Type | Solid Glass Wand |
| Material | Borosilicate Glass (Solid) |
| Designs | Heart / Bear / Star / Moon |
| Color | Clear Shaft + Pink Top |
| Length | 20.5 cm (8.07 in) |
| Main Diameter | 3.3 cm (1.30 in) |
| Secondary Diameter | 3.0 cm (1.18 in) |
| Weight | ~200 g (186–207 g by design) |
| Lubricant | Use generous body-use lubricant; reapply if drag increases |
| Temperature Play | Cool or warm water only; wrist-test before use |
| Cleaning | Warm water and mild soap; dry fully before storage |
| Battery | None — non-powered |
WHAT'S IN THE BOX
- Cute Glass Wand × 1 (chosen design)
- Velvet Storage Pouch
- Care & Use Guide
- Discreet Outer Packaging
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DISPLAY, SELECT,
CARE, REPEAT.
The decorative top makes the wand easier to leave in a visible, styled space. Choose the design that fits the mood of the room, then store it where the glass body is protected from hard contact.
For a first glass wand, the useful comparison is smoothness plus weight. Start shallow, use generous lubricant, and let the solid feel register before increasing depth or pace.
Temperature play should stay conservative: use cool or warm water, test on the wrist first, and avoid extreme temperature changes before insertion.
The roughly 200 g weight is part of the decision. Buyers who prefer light, flexible toys should account for the firmer feel and move slowly during first use.
Keep the first session simple. Use a lubricant already trusted for body contact, apply more than you would with a soft toy, and pause if drag appears.
The four tops make the page a visual-choice decision rather than a complex feature comparison. Heart, Bear, Star, and Moon share the same core dimensions.
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