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The Pearl Royal vibrator is an expensive way to get off the bus.
Australian jeweler Colin Bourne says that's the problem.
"My inspiration is to create something that shows people's emphasis on sex," he told the Post . ". “[People]
Spend a lot of money on something like Maserati.
But will they pay for it?
According to the New York Post, Mr Bowen has been trying to improveend sex toy —
And raise funds for its creation
It's been 15 years now.
At the same time, he also made other expensive temptation tools, including a golden egg --
Shape vibrator, priced at $25,000 ,($AUD33,000)a white-
More than $38,000 in gold Deere ($AUD50,000)and a gold-
A whip made of human hair for $19,000 ($AUD25,000)(
Have found buyers).
But none, he said, was named the "Royal Pearl" to evoke "a very royal experience ".
It does look a bit like a scepter.
Mr Bowen said the atmosphere was "heavy "--
About a pound.
Run with two hands
Engineering motor.
Its platinum body is covered with 2,000 diamonds, some Royal Diamonds
Blue Sapphire and "very rare" pink diamonds are provided by Russian diamond merchants who support the product. (
Don't worry, you can't be cut on a gem. “They’re flush-
First, "said Mr. burning. )
Lucky users twisted one in order to start using the platinum key.
Mr. Byrne is currently traveling in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Miami and New York looking for gallery owners who are willing to show off his $1 million products and other items from his collection.
If he finds a gallery space, he knows that he will refer to the exhibition as "Olisbos" or the Greek language of "dildo.
According to Mr Bowen, Russian jewellers and hip-hop community.
Although he promised that the Royal Pearl would provide "millions"
He admitted that it was not on the road yet --tested.
"The prototype has been tried and it works very well," he said . ".
"Really in the vault.
We don't want to get it dirty.
"The story was originally published in The New York Post and is licensed to be copied here.