Chrystalino Planets Beaded Glass Wand Review

The Chrystalino Planets is a curved, beaded glass wand made from weighty borosilicate glass. It’s designed for vaginal or anal play (or both, if you’re into that kind of crossover action), with a series of rippled bulbs that gradually increase in size – like a little planetary system that wants to orbit your insides. The glossy white finish looks high-end and vaguely like it’s been dipped in milk or… something more playful. Safe to say, it’s here for the aesthetic and the action. But does it perform as well as it looks? Follow along and find out!

Key Takeaways

The Chrystalino Planets is a beautiful, beaded glass wand that shines in both looks and performance, especially for slow, sensual sessions. It’s perfect for exploring temperature play, shared foreplay, or gentle G-spot and anal stimulation (with the right prep). The gradual bulbs give you that “level up” feeling, while the curve helps keep things on track. It’s not a precision toy, and the larger end may be too much for beginners, but if you’re in the mood for a deep, rolling sensation that’s more rhythm than jab, this one absolutely delivers. Just don’t drop it.

Who Should Try It? If you’re into beaded sensations, temperature play, or just love a sex toy that’s as pretty as it is functional, this one’s worth the add-to-cart. It’s especially good for people who like the “building” feeling of progressive beads, and it works equally well for solo use or partner play. G-spot hunters will find satisfaction, and anal explorers will appreciate the gentle taper on the smaller end.

Who Can Skip It? If you need deep, focused pressure or aggressive angles, this wand might feel too subtle. It’s also probably not the right match if you’re after long-term anal wear – this is a playtime piece, not an all-day plug. And if you’re squeamish about heavier toys or scared of glass in general, fair call – this one’s best suited to people who like a little luxury in their lineup.

You Can Buy It on the Peep Show Toys website for $24.

First Impressions & Features

Unboxing

Chrystalino nails the packaging on this one. The box feels more like a boutique skincare launch than a sex toy – sturdy, matte-finish, and topped off with a sleek slide-out drawer that makes the whole experience feel kind of… ceremonial.

Inside, the glass anal beads sits cradled like it’s waiting to be discovered. And when you do? It’s gorgeous. Those smooth, glossy beads in milky, almost opalescent white really live up to the “Planets” name. It’s like holding a frozen string of moons. This isn’t just a sex toy – it’s the kind of object you low-key want to leave out on your dresser just to admire.

Quick Specs

• Material: Borosilicate glass
• Length: 7.28 in
• Insertable Length: 5.31 in
• Diameter at widest point: 1.69 in
• Weight: 11.82 oz
• Features: Waterproof, non-porous, double-ended, hypoallergenic, latex-free, temperature play friendly
• Color: Milky translucent white
• Texture: Smooth, rippled beads with a curved shaft

How Do I Use the Chrystalino Planets?

This is an anal toy that rewards patience – and communication. Whether you’re playing solo or handing it over to a partner, the golden rule is to go slow, stay tuned in, and never skimp on lube. A lot of it.

Those gentle bumps aren’t just for show – they’re designed to give your body little milestones. That first bead? Barely there. The second and third? A rolling stretch that wakes up your nerves one by one. Let it slide in slowly, bead by bead, and you’ll start to feel that delicious rhythm building as your body adjusts and relaxes into it.

If you’re using it with a partner, talk. Tell them what you like, or better yet, guide their hand. This wand isn’t about pounding or speed – it’s about teasing, edging, and responding. Try pairing it with oral, a vibrator, or even just a soft touch around the thighs to turn it into a slow-burn foreplay tool. It also plays beautifully with temperature. Run it under warm water for that “mmm, yes” glide, or chill it slightly for a sharper jolt that pulls you right into your body. Just don’t freeze it like a popsicle – unless you’re into regrets.

One end is more forgiving, the other more ambitious. Flip it depending on your mood. Or don’t choose at all – switch halfway through and see where it takes you.

You can read more on how to use anal beads in this guide.

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My Personal Experience

I wasn’t expecting to fall so hard for this one. I’d added it to the list mostly because of the looks (and, fine, the name “Planets” tickled something in me). But the moment I opened the box, I knew it was more than just a pretty shape. This wasn’t just another glass wand – it felt designed to seduce slowly, with a kind of quiet confidence. And seduce it did. Every curve, every bead, every shift in temperature – it all worked together like foreplay with a plot twist.

Packaging

Genuinely one of the prettiest unboxings I’ve done in a while. The matte-finish drawer packaging slides open with that slow, deliberate elegance you usually only get from fancy skincare or jewelry. Chrystalino said, “Your pleasure is a gift,” and wrapped it accordingly.

Inside, the wand is cradled like art. No foam bits or noisy plastic – just the toy, a minimalist brochure (which, yes, made me want to start a collection), and that sense of anticipation. No lube sample or pouch, which would’ve been nice, but honestly? It still felt like opening a love letter.

Design

White glass. Smooth, thick, and vaguely celestial. It’s got that soft, creamy finish that makes it look almost edible – and yes, I know how that sounds. The beads graduate with precision, like little planets orbiting a curved axis, and the shape manages to feel both delicate and deeply intentional.

In the hand, it’s got presence. Not bulky, but it doesn’t disappear. And that subtle curve? It’s enough to shift the angle of play without demanding acrobatics. Everything about it feels… considered. Like it was made by someone who’s been around the block.

Material

Borosilicate glass is my forever crush. It’s unforgiving in the best way – rigid, smooth, and ready for temperature play without a whisper of stickiness. No scent, no weird surface feel, no fuss. Just sleek, weighted glass that warms quickly in water and cools in seconds in the sink.

First round, I kept it at room temp. Second round? Warmed it up and nearly moaned before it was even in. The third time, I got bold and chilled it. That icy edge made everything clench – in a very good, slightly evil way. It’s a toy you can actually feel change in your hand. Big yes.

Just one heads-up with glass toys – don’t drop them on tile. They can chip (ask me how I know). And once there’s even the tiniest crack or nick? Congrats, you’ve got yourself a very pretty paperweight that should never go near your bits again.

Stimulations

The gradual “bead by bead” insertion feels like unlocking secret levels. There’s a rhythm to it. A sort of internal applause as you move from one bump to the next. It’s not aggressive, but it’s not shy either. The smaller end is pure tease. The big end? That’s commitment.

Used vaginally, the curve lets the largest bulb kiss your G-spot without pressure. It’s more rolling wave than pinpoint attack – but if you ride the swell, it’ll take you somewhere beautiful. My husband, Tim, used it on me while I was tied up and already halfway there – I swear the planets aligned. It was slow, overwhelming in the best way, and somehow even hotter because of how deliberate it felt.

Build Quality

This thing is flawless. Not “good enough” or “decent for the price” – flawless. No seams, bubbles, or imperfections. The finish is silky, and the balance in the hand is spot on. You can twist it, hold it from either end, apply pressure, and it doesn’t shift or flex or wobble. Just solid, dependable, well-made glass that looks – and performs – like it should cost three times more.

Ease of Use

The Chrystalino Planets is so easy it’s almost suspicious. The beads naturally guide insertion, and the glass glides like it was born lubed. The shape is friendly for beginners – nothing too wild – but still offers enough sensation to keep things interesting if you’ve been around the block.

That said, it’s not completely foolproof. Because the surface is so smooth and the glass anal beads lacks a true handle, it can get a bit slippery mid-play – especially if lube is flying and your hands are shaking (in a good way, but still). And while the curve helps, it’s not ergonomic. You might find yourself fumbling a bit if you’re trying to do something fancy with angles or switching positions fast.

Still, for the most part? It’s a pick-up-and-go pleasure product. Whether you’re riding solo or passing it off to a partner with a “have at it,” it doesn’t need instructions. Just lube up, take your time, and let your body do the rest.

Versatility

The Chrystalino Planets is versatile-ish. Vaginal? Absolutely, especially with that juicy G-spot tap on the larger end. Anal? Yes, but only if you’ve got some experience or a lot of patience – the bigger bulb is no joke, and it’s not exactly shaped for long-term wear.

Temperature play is where this one really shines. Warm it up and it feels like silk; cool it down and it’s a shiver straight to your core. Partner play is doable and can be hot if they’re confident with angles, but it’s more of a solo hero in my drawer.

It’s not the kind of sex toy that does everything, and that’s okay. No vibrations, no suction tricks – just classic, clean sensation. More low-key luxe than powerhouse performer. And yeah, it’s pretty enough to leave out on a shelf… just maybe not in the shared bathroom.

Warranty and Support

Chrystalino doesn’t offer a direct warranty, which is a shame for something this pretty. That said, borosilicate glass is tough as hell – it’s used in lab equipment and cookware for a reason. If you buy from a reputable store (like I did) and it has any issues, they’ll usually sort it. After that? Don’t drop it on tile, and you’re golden.

Treat it like your favorite wine glass: it doesn’t need babying, but maybe don’t throw it across the room.

Minor Issues I Found During Testing

If you’re after laser-focused G-spot or P-spot precision, this sex toy might come off a bit… floaty. The curve is gentle, the pressure diffuse – it’s more ambient waves than a pinpoint prod. Gorgeous, yes. Targeted? Not so much.

And that larger end? She’s got main-character energy. If you’re new to anal play, it might feel like skipping a few chapters ahead. I’d definitely recommend a warm-up act unless your body’s already fluent in glass dialogue.

Other than that? Nothing major. It’s smooth, solid, and safe – but it’s not trying to be everything at once. And that’s part of the charm.

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Alternatives to the Chrystalino Planets

If the Chrystalino Planets feels a bit too artsy-floaty and you’re craving something with more direct punch – or a slightly different vibe – here are two excellent detours:

Icicles No. 31

Icicles No. 31 is like the cool, confident older cousin. It’s got that sleek, teardrop shape that gives more of a pointed pressure, making it a better pick for focused G-spot or P-spot play. Still beautiful, still borosilicate, but a little more straightforward in how it delivers sensation.

Gläs 4.5” Titus

Gläs 4.5” Titus is the baby-faced charmer. It’s compact, beaded, and gentle, but still offers that satisfying “pop pop pop” of graduated bulbs. Think of it as the Chrystalino’s cuter, starter-pack sibling – perfect for warm-ups, anal curiosity, or anyone who prefers something petite and precise.

All three are beautiful, beginner-friendly glass pieces – but each one has its own personality. Choose your fighter.

I am Sold! Where Can I Buy It?

You can buy it on Peep Show Toys using this link.

Thanks for reading my Chrystalino Planets Beaded Glass Wand review!

Sandra

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Sandra studied nursing and sexual health and is named one of the world’s top 50 sexologists. She founded My Sex Toy Guide in 2016, where she and a team of experts write about relationships, LGBTQ topics, and other sexuality issues. She has been featured in Men’s Health, Wedding Wire, InsideHook, ThriveGlobal, and more.
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