Fairies Don't Exist

This is intended to be a traditional vibrator, but it is so small that it will only reach the shallowest of g-spots. I found that it makes a decent toy for stimulating the clit, anus, or nipples, but I would not recommend this for actually inserting into the anus because it lacks a truly flared base to keep it from being pulled into the body by a stray muscle spasm.

This toy is pretty slim and unintimidating, so newer toy users may like this to start their journey to find their g-spot, but don't count on it reaching.

This is a plastic toy which rates an 8 on the EF safety scale. It is completely rigid and smooth. It has a very velvety finish to it which I actually really liked. It does not have any noticeable taste or smells and doesn't retain any either.

The rigidness may not by comfortable for all people. I prefer toys with a little give, but this isn't especially large, so I didn't mind too much.

This toy is great for beginners or those that don't enjoy texture on their toys.

This is a very girly toy. It's two different shades of bright pink. In between them, is a rhinestone strip.

The toy has three bulges that, at the widest, are 4.5" in circumference. It's about 5.5" long, but only 4.25" is actually insertable.

It's a bit too slim and short to do anything for me, but I prefer girthier toys for insertion. I use this as an external vibe the best, but it a bit large for that during penetration with a partner, so my uses with this are very limited.

On the plus side, it easily fits in a makeup bag, so travel is a breeze.

This toy is about as quiet as a cell phone on vibrate. Because it is a more rumbly vibration, it is more quiet. I can muffle it to a 1 bee rating just by putting me hand over it tightly.

The Diamond Fairy is controlled by a push button on the very end of it. The button sits flush with the base but is made from a rubbery material, so it is easy to locate. The button clicks when it is pressed enough which is nice in my opinion. I don't have to guess if I pressed it hard enough.

This runs off of one AA battery that slips into the toy easily. There is no confusing set up for the batteries. There is a slip of paper in the battery compartment that shows you how to insert the battery. The slip of paper is intended to stay in the toy because it helps muffle the sound

The vibrations are located at the tip which I love because it allows this toy pin point vibrations. There are three settings. All of them are steady vibrations. It starts with a low rumble that is 1 vroom then moves to a medium that is a low 2 vroom and ends with a high setting that is a very high 2 vroom that is almost a 3.

This toy has a substantial rubber seal which makes it waterproof, so you can take it on all your aquatic adventures.

Plastic is pretty darn low maintenance. It doesn't have to be stored specially, nor does it attract lint or dust. I toss my Diamond Fairy in my toy drawer all on it's own without any kind of bag or anything. Plastic is also compatible with any kind of lubricant.

Plastic can be cleaned with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner. It doesn't have any odd crevices or anything that makes this difficult to clean which is nice.