5 Beautiful Vibrators That Don’t Look like Vibrators
Sexual play is a beautiful thing, and there’s no reason the vibrators we use can’t be, too. We especially like the ones that are chic enough to leave out intentionally on a nightstand. Sex toy décor, anyone?
From a toy that’s cute and heart-shaped to one that can be worn as a necklace, here are five gorgeously designed vibrators that—at first or second glance—don’t look like vibrators.
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The Heartthrob
goop Wellness, $98
This heart-shaped toy is small but packs a lot of power into its two separate motors. The first is a regular vibrating motor. The second creates a unique tapping motion that ranges from a gentle beat to intense drumming.
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Viva la Vulva
goop Wellness, $98
Viva la Vulva’s distinctive arch has a functional purpose: It’s designed for you (or a partner) to rock against the body and heighten sensation as you build to an orgasm. It’s a good pick if you’re looking for a toy with an element of active play that not every vibrator has.
3
The Pearl
Tabu, $95
The Pearl is understated—it looks like it could be an elegant paperweight. A few things to know about it: It’s wildly strong for something this small, and it’s a little firm and a little flexible, which gives it just the right amount of resistance. The Pearl is also wrapped with a thick layer of soft silicone, so it feels excellent against your vulva.
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Vesper 2
Crave, $98
Crave’s chic bullet-shaped pendant goes from night out to night in. That is: It’s a vibrator designed to be worn as a necklace. It’s made of stainless steel, finished in 24-karat yellow or rose gold, waterproof, and easy to clean. Now in its second generation and stronger than ever, Vesper 2 is known for being quiet. You can recharge it quickly with any USB port (a full charge lasts about 40 minutes).
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Ora 3
LELO, $179
Ora 3’s unique round shape is designed to be held comfortably—loop a finger or two through the middle and position it wherever you please. And it doesn’t just vibrate: A rotating nub sits under its soft silicone surface and rotates to mimic the feeling of a partner’s tongue.
