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La Gemmes makes crystal sex toys that feel genuinely different from anything else in the category. Each piece is carved from real gemstones like rose quartz, obsidian, and amethyst, which means no two are identical and the material holds temperature in a way silicone simply can't. Run one under warm water before use and the sensation is something else entirely. They're also body-safe, non-porous, and built to last decades if you treat them right. At Mshop you'll find the full La Gemmes range with 1-2 day delivery, discreet packaging, and a 30-day return policy if something isn't the right fit.

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All Yoni Egg Clear Quartz M - Crystal pendant, cleanses your energy and strengthens your inner peace.

La Gemmes

Yoni Egg Clear Quartz M

27 €

3 cm

130 g

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Most yoni eggs on the market are made from dyed or synthetic stone, sometimes with misleading labels. La Gemmes uses genuine semi-precious crystals, and that distinction matters more than it might sound. Natural stone has a density and thermal conductivity that synthetic alternatives simply can't replicate. It warms slowly to body temperature, which creates a noticeably different sensation during use compared to silicone or glass.

The brand was founded in the Netherlands with a clear philosophy: intimate products should be objects you actually want to look at. The eggs are sold individually and come in different stone types, each with its own visual character. Amethyst runs from pale lilac to deep violet. Rose quartz has that soft, milky pink that's become iconic in the wellness space. Clear quartz is almost glass-like in transparency but heavier and cooler than actual glass.

One thing worth knowing: natural stone is porous to varying degrees depending on the type. La Gemmes addresses this through the quality of the polish and the specific stones selected, but it does mean you should follow their care instructions carefully rather than assuming any cleaning method works.

We currently carry three stones from the range. The Yoni Egg Amethist is probably the most popular starting point for people new to the brand. Amethyst is a relatively hard stone (7 on the Mohs scale), which makes it durable and easy to maintain. The colour variation between individual eggs is part of the appeal.

The Yoni Egg Rose Quartz is softer in appearance and slightly different in weight. Rose quartz has a long association with self-care rituals, and for a lot of buyers that context is part of why they choose it. Practically speaking, it's a smooth, well-balanced egg that works well for pelvic floor exercises.

The Yoni Egg Clear Quartz M is the clearest of the three, almost translucent. The M size is a good middle-ground option if you're unsure where to start with sizing.

Sizing is the question we get most often. Larger eggs are actually easier to feel and control for beginners, which is counterintuitive but consistently true. Smaller eggs require more muscular engagement to hold in place, so they're better suited to people who've been doing pelvic floor work for a while. If you're just starting out, don't go straight for the smallest option.

Stone choice is more personal. There's no functional difference significant enough to override your aesthetic preference. Pick the one you're drawn to. You'll be more consistent with a practice you actually enjoy, and the visual appeal of these eggs is genuinely part of the experience.

All three stones in the current range are drilled, meaning they have a cord hole for retrieval. This is the safer and more practical option for most people, especially if you're new to yoni eggs. Undrilled eggs exist in the broader La Gemmes catalogue but aren't currently listed here.

Warm water and a mild, unscented soap is the standard approach. Avoid boiling natural stone eggs or using ultrasonic cleaners. The thermal shock can cause micro-fractures in the crystal structure that aren't always visible but weaken the stone over time. Rinse thoroughly and let them air dry before storage.

For the cord hole specifically: remove the retrieval cord after each use and clean the hole with a thin brush or rinse under running water. Moisture trapped inside the drill hole is the most common cause of hygiene issues with drilled eggs.

Store them separately from harder objects. Amethyst and quartz are hard stones, but they can still chip if knocked against metal or glass. A small pouch works well.

Yes. La Gemmes uses genuine semi-precious gemstones, not synthetic or dyed alternatives. Each egg is hand-polished from natural crystal, which means colour and pattern vary slightly between individual pieces. This is a feature of natural stone, not a defect.

For most beginners, a medium or large size is easier to work with than a small one. Smaller eggs require more muscular control to hold in place, which is harder when you're just building pelvic floor awareness. The Clear Quartz M in our current range is a practical starting point if you're unsure.

Warm water and a mild, unscented soap is all you need. Don't boil natural stone eggs or use ultrasonic cleaners, as sudden temperature changes can cause internal fractures. Remove the retrieval cord after each use and clean the drill hole separately. Air dry completely before storing.

Functionally, the differences are minor. Amethyst sits at 7 on the Mohs hardness scale and is very durable. Rose quartz is slightly softer and has a warmer visual tone. Clear quartz is the most transparent of the three. Weight varies slightly between stone types, but not enough to significantly change the experience. Choose based on which stone appeals to you aesthetically.

Yes. All orders from Mshop are shipped in plain, unmarked packaging with no indication of the contents on the outside. We offer fast delivery across the Nordic region and free shipping on orders over a certain amount. Our customer service team is trained in sexology and happy to answer any questions before or after your purchase.

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