yoni egg

• Yoni egg

• IPA^(key): /ˈjəʊniˌɛɡ/

yoni egg (plural yoni eggs)

1. An oviform object, made from jade or other precious stone, which is inserted into the vagina to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles.

   Start by creating a calm and pleasant environment where you can practice with your yoni egg.

   • 2016, Chartreuse Tembo Barriere, The Yoni Egg Shadow Integration Workbook, page 7:

     The nature-based tools with which we work, whatever they are—yoga, astrology, yoni eggs, herbal remedies—aren't meant to be used dogmatically as crutches or bandages, but are symbols that remind us of ourselves.

   • 2018, Grace Diaz, How to Use the Yoni Egg for Sensual Healing:

     This book is for all women of all ages who may be a beginner or advanced at using the yoni egg. This book focuses on safely helping you make progress with their^[sic] yoni egg in a manner that will stimulate you into orgasmic womb wisdom.

   • 2025 July 30, Elle Hunt, “Self-belief and sex eggs: 10 things we learned about Gwyneth Paltrow from an explosive new biography”, in The Guardian‎^[1], →ISSN:

     In a staff meeting, Paltrow was reportedly staunch in the face of ridicule: “Goop defined the concept of modern wellness … Let’s own it.” Once again, she was right. The company had ordered 600 “Yoni” eggs; after the backlash, the waiting list to buy them, for about $60 each, was 2,000 names long.