This Necklace Meant to Resemble Your Lady Parts Is Going Viral

Well now we’ve heard of everything! First it was the Gwyneth Paltrow-recommended jade egg for your nether regions, and now, there’s another item making the internet rounds that’s entirely in celebration of our lady parts — and this one’s meant to be worn loud and proud.

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I want to thank you all for your patience while my shop has been closed 🌸 I have been working hard to release a beautiful new collection of vagEYEna and sacred galaxy yoni pendants 🌸 tomorrow I will have a shop update with a limited amount of each style 🌸 I honestly never expected these to be so widely popular and cannot thank you all enough for the support 🌸 there are numerous online articles circulating the world saying that my etsy store broke? It did not break, my children are home for the summer break so focussing on creating, posting and caring for my children becomes a massive job for one mama. I want to thank some of beautiful ladies who have not only provided me part inspiration but support for these creations 🌸 please tap for tags and find some amazing yoni inspired art 🌸 thank you all so much! #yoni#yonipendants#divinefeminine #yonipendant #yoniverse #spirituality #handmade #galaxypuss#vageyena#allseeingeye#sacredportal#galaxy#vaginaart#vulva#goddess#feminine#claypendant#mystical#magical#lightworker #loveandlight

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Dubbed the “All-Seeing Vaygena” and going for around $26 USD, these anatomical-shaped necklaces have quickly become a hot Etsy seller — so hot, in fact, that designer Emily Fitzgerald, who has an Etsy shop of wares called Mullummoonflowers, can hardly keep them in stock!

Inspired by fellow artist @tiny­_clementine_art, Emily’s yoni pieces, as she calls them (a nod to the Sanskrit term for female genitalia), are made just like the real deal, in all different shapes and sizes, from rainbow versions to ones with glitter. The results have drawn both love and hate from far and wide.

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Update is coming really soon my loves 🌸 I have received so much love and so much hate for these designs it has blown my away! Thank you all very much! Utterly flabbergasted to find news paper articles about my designs which was totally unexpected 💜 please people refrain from sending me your hate mail it's just not nice and if you do not like my work that is fine but I'm not forcing it onto anybody and for the most part love outweighs the hate 💜 #yoniart#yonipendant#vageyena#vaginaart#yoniverse#divinefeminine #feminine#spirituality #handmade #allseeingeye#peircing#vulva#yoni#goddess#goddesspendant#mystical#magical#lightworker#gratitude#loveandlight

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“I have received so much love and so much hate for these designs and it has blown me away,” she wrote, adding, “If you do not like my work that is fine, but I’m not forcing it onto anybody.”

With that being said, she isn’t letting a few negative opinions (including those of her children, whom Emily admits were a bit harsh on her work), get her down.

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Playing with a few new little designs today including rings and earrings 💚👁💚 #rings#earrings#vageyena#yoni#yoniart#yoniverse#allseeingeye#womansintuitiin#feminineart#goddess divinefeminine#crystals#crystalhealing#vaginaart#mystical #magical #lightworker #loveandlight

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Instead, she has plans to expand, adding rings and earrings to her lineup (which we’ve got a sneaking suspicion “vagina lady” Lo Bosworth might thoroughly enjoy). Haters gonna hate, arewright? “Playing with a few new little designs today,” she shared earlier this week, saying in a separate post, “I never expected these to be so wildly popular and cannot thank you all enough for the support.”

Better get yours while it’s hot!

Would you wear the Vagenya? Tell us over @BritandCo.

(h/t Refinery 29, photo via @mullum_moonflower)