Jeweled Butt Plugs

What are jeweled butt plugs?

A jeweled butt plug is an anal plug with a faceted crystal or gem set into its base. The shape is the same tapered bulb, narrow neck and flared stopper as any other plug; the gem simply turns the part that stays visible into a piece of jewelry. This collection is the decorative branch of our wider butt plugs range, and the same plugs also appear under gem butt plugs.

Types of jeweled butt plugs

Aluminum and stainless steel plugs

The classic jewel plug: a polished metal body with a cool, smooth surface that warms to the body. Jewel and Rear Assets make lightweight aluminum plugs with ruby, amethyst, rose, clover and multicolor stones at an entry-level price, while Booty Bling and WhipSmart offer heavier metal heart plugs.

Silicone jeweled plugs

Softer and more flexible, so they bend with you and suit longer wear. Glams, Temptasia, Booty Bling and Cotton Candy Joy Gems make silicone jewel plugs, Anal Adventures adds a bumped texture to its Matrix Bling plug, and the First Time Crystal Booty Duo pairs two sizes in one pack.

Glass jewel plugs

Smooth, firm and easy to warm or cool, glass plugs from Oh My Gem, Crystal Desires, Booty Sparks and Glas pair a clear or colored body with a sparkling base. Browse more in glass butt plugs.

Vibrating jewel plugs

b-Vibe's rechargeable silicone jewel plugs add a motor and a remote control, Booty Sparks offers remote-controlled vibrating gem and heart plugs, and Oh My Gem and Power Gem offer rechargeable vibrating plugs. They cost more but bring hands-free stimulation to a decorative plug. See the full range of vibrating butt plugs.

Heart-shaped jewel plugs

A heart-cut gem on the base instead of a round one. Jewel, Rear Assets, Booty Sparks, Crystal Desires and b-Vibe all offer heart versions in metal, glass or silicone.

How to choose jeweled butt plugs

Size and material matter more than the color of the stone, so settle those first.

• Size: beginners should start with a small, slim plug; many ranges here come in small, medium and large so you can step up gradually.
• Material: metal and glass are firm, weighty and simple to clean; silicone is softer and more forgiving for longer wear.
• Base shape: a wide flared or heart base is essential for safety; a slimmer base can be more comfortable to sit on.
• Vibration: a rechargeable motor and remote add a lot of fun but also a higher price and a charging routine.
• Gem color: once the practical choices are made, pick a stone that suits your outfit or your partner's taste.

How to use and care for jeweled butt plugs

Apply a generous amount of lubricant to the plug and yourself, relax, and insert slowly until the neck settles and the base sits flat against the body. Only use plugs with a flared base for anal play.

• Use water-based lubricant with silicone plugs; metal and glass plugs can take water-based or silicone lube.
• Wash before and after use with warm water and soap or a toy cleaner, paying attention to the groove around the gem.
• Check that the gem is firmly seated before each use and stop using any plug with a loose stone or a chipped edge.
• Keep vibrating plugs charged and dry the charging contacts after washing.
• Stop if anything hurts; discomfort usually means too little lube or too large a size.

Jeweled butt plugs for beginners and couples

If you are new to plugs, start with a small aluminum or silicone jewel plug and give yourself time to get used to the feeling. Our beginner butt plugs collection lists the gentlest options. Couples often choose jeweled plugs for the visual element: a gem that catches the light under lingerie, or a remote-control vibrating plug that hands the controls to a partner.