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Jewelry that doubles<\/span> as a vibrator is nothing new. If we go way back\u2014I\u2019m talking ancient Rome\u2014there\u2019s a good chance someone, somewhere along the line, used a piece of jewelry to rub one out just for the heck of it. After all, the Romans were known to be quite creative when it came to sexual pleasure.<\/p>\n

But it wasn\u2019t until the 2014 launch of the Crave Vesper<\/a>, a necklace that contained a mini vibrator<\/a> to stimulate all your favorite erogenous zones, that the union of jewelry as vibrators or vibrators as jewelry became a legitimate product. A product, I might add, that everyone wanted in their collection of jewels and vibes.<\/p>\n

Now, 10 years after Crave Vesper hit the market, we have Unbound\u2019s take on the concept. This time, it\u2019s a stylish, eye-catching statement ring called Flick<\/a>. Flick\u2019s launch date is no accident. As the world celebrates the 100th anniversary of the cocktail ring<\/a>, Unbound wanted to come up with a piece of jewelry that not only pays homage to the iconic cocktail ring but also to the cultural revolution of the 1920s. It was a complicated time for women as they tried to navigate how to harness self-expression authentically against a backdrop that had yet to allow all women to vote. Flick embodies that spirit of boldness and celebration, inviting modern-day adventurers to explore their sensuality in style.<\/p>\n

As Intense as It Is Discreet<\/h2>\n

Unbound is not a brand that\u2019s new to me<\/a>, which means I already knew I wasn\u2019t simply getting a vibrator in a box with generic-looking instructions. But even for Unbound, the Flick’s packaging went above my expectations: clean lines, a commitment to only two colors\u2014turquoise and pink\u2014to enhance the overall aesthetic, nail art stickers, and a postcard signed by all the people who made Flick happen. It didn\u2019t just look welcoming, it felt right.<\/p>\n

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