It also comes in with three inches of insertable space, so it will be taking up some real estate within the anus but anyone looking to have some weighted prostate stimulation should definitely be giving this toy a solid look. It's a step up from the first plug on this list, with a diameter of 1.43'' and a weight of 239g, meaning it is best reserved for people who have at least a foundation of knowledge & experience with anal play. Those who have love in their hearts and would like love in their bums are well served by this cute and radiant plug. You can learn more about this princess butt plug over at Lovehoney. I'm not quite sure what the jewel itself is made from, but it has a classy enough look and doesn't come off like a re-purposed plastic aquarium jewel, something I'm quite thankful for. The zinc responds extremely well to temperature play, keeping it in the fridge or giving it a quick rest on the heater gave my husband and I a lot more satisfying temperature play than a lot of similarly designed plugs that use a different metal. It tapers nicely so insertion goes smoothly, and the tip is rounded so there's never any feeling of pointed-ness rearing its ugly little head and making the insertion process any less comfortable than it should be. The edges that hold the base are thankfully well machined without any rough cutting edges. The plug has 2.5'' of insertable space, so it isn't too intrusive either. The metal in question is a nickel-free zinc alloy, this toy comes in at 145g, or about the weight of a regulation baseball. It's 1.2'' wide at the widest point, giving it enough girth to be felt & get the job done without being too intimidating. If you absolutely have to grab a plug regardless of level of experience, this is the plug for you. Since there isn't really a central sex toy categorizing organization, some people go as far as to say that any butt plug with a crystal on the end is a princess plug, regardless of material.Ī princess plug is always a butt plug, but a butt plug is not always a princess plug. For this reason, they are also sometimes referred to as crystal plugs or jeweled plugs since some people feel the term princess plug is a bit too gendered. The point of this jewel is to be seen, so princess plugs have longer stems than other butt plugs to properly display the crystal. So what is the difference between a butt plug and a princess butt plug?Ī princess plug is a butt plug that's made from metal (stainless steel mainly), almost always have the common doorknob/teardrop shape, and come with a fancy looking crystal/jewel on the end. Butt plugs come in just about any shape and are made from almost any material. Men can even have the added benefit of a little bit of prostate play to really kick things up a notch. People of any biological gender can take advantage of the sensitive nerves in the anal cavity being stimulated, with some people wearing them for large swaths of time because they enjoy the feeling so much. A butt plug is most often than not a teardrop shaped sex toy meant to be placed inside the anus for sexual pleasure. Before we get into what exactly a princess plug is, let's have a little refresher as to what a butt plug is in and of itself.

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