The Crave Vesper 2 is the second-generation waterproof vibrator necklace from San Francisco-based Crave, designed by a team of former Google and Apple engineers. It's the best-known example of "jewelry that vibrates" — a fully functional bullet vibrator machined from high-polish 316 surgical stainless steel with an 18-inch nickel-free plated chain, sold in silver, black, rose gold, and a 24kt gold edition.

Why It Matters

The Vesper is the clearest "sex toy as fashion object" crossover in the market and has been a persistent proof point that mainstream retail (Ulta, Nordstrom, MoMA) will carry sexual wellness when the design clears the aesthetic bar. It predates and arguably opened the door for Maude's MoMA placement, Smile Makers at Sephora, and the broader destigmatization trend tracked across 2024–2026.

What makes the Vesper 2 different from a standard bullet is the form factor: it's meant to be worn as a pendant all day, then unscrewed from the chain and used as a pinpoint clitoral or nipple vibrator. The second-gen model adds waterproofing (shower- and bath-safe, IPX7), a fourth vibration mode (three speeds plus a wave pattern), and upgrades the motor to run under 45 decibels — quiet enough for travel. Battery runs about 40 minutes on high and charges via a magnetic USB cable hidden in the chain clasp.

Reviewers at Refinery29, PureWow, and Into The Gloss have consistently called it the vibrator they'd actually bring on vacation — small (4 inches), discreet, TSA-friendly. It holds a 4.6-star average over 1,121 Amazon reviews. Sold at Ulta Beauty, MoMA Design Store, Nordstrom, and Crave's own site, generally $79–$99 depending on finish (24kt gold editions run higher). The Vesper 2 was included in MoMA Design Store's retail permanent collection alongside the Maude Vibe.

Body-safe stainless steel and nickel-free plating mean no phthalate or porous-material concerns — a rare win for a product that doubles as jewelry. Buy this if you want a genuinely discreet travel vibrator with luxury-object presence, or as a gift that reads as wellness rather than gag. It won't replace a wand for body-wide coverage, but for precision clitoral play it's among the most recommended bullets on the market.

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Update — 2026-04-19

Initial entry — Section T guide added.