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Rose gold metal and pink heart jewels make the NS Novelties Rear Assets Kit in Rose Gold Pink Heart one of the prettier ways to start plug play. It's an anal training kit of three chrome-plated plugs, small, medium and large, so you can build up step by step. It suits beginners who want a clear path from first try to a fuller feeling, and couples who enjoy the look of a jewelled base as much as the sensation.
Each plug follows the same classic shape: a tapered tip that opens gradually to the widest point, a narrow neck that sits just inside, and a flat heart base that stays outside the body. That neck is the important part. Once the bulb passes, the muscles close around the neck, which is what lets a plug stay in place without effort. Work through the sizes in order, staying with each one until inserting it feels easy.
The plugs are made of aluminium with a chrome-plated finish, so they're rigid, polished and light in the hand. Light metal is a practical choice for beginners: you get the firm, smooth feel of a metal toy without the heavy, dropping sensation of a solid steel plug. The surface doesn't absorb anything and feels slick with lube, and it changes temperature quickly, so a plug left in a warm hand for a minute will feel neutral rather than cold.
Pick a time when you're relaxed and not rushed. Use more lube than you think you need on both the plug and your body. Try lying on your side with your top knee drawn up, then press the tip in slowly as you exhale. Pause whenever you feel tension and let it pass before continuing. If it slips out, that's fine; add lube and try again later. Remove it by gripping the heart base and easing it out slowly while you breathe out.
Think of this anal trainer kit as a set of options rather than a course to finish. Plenty of people find the medium is their favourite and never need the large; the point is having the choice.
Many people enjoy wearing a plug while a partner uses a vibrator or during oral, and the sensation of fullness during penetrative sex is a common reason people try plugs at all. Start with the small plug in these situations, because arousal and movement change how a size feels.
Wash each plug after use with warm water and mild soap or toy cleaner, then dry it with a soft cloth to keep the rose gold finish bright. Skip boiling and dishwashers, which can damage the plating and the setting of the gem. Keep the three plugs in a pouch or their box so the finish isn't scratched.
Our article on anal play tips and techniques covers preparation and positions in more detail.
Helpful answers about Rear Assets Kit - Rose Gold - Pink Heart.
Always the smallest. Even if you've tried anal play before, a small plug lets you get used to the metal's firmness and the heart base. Move to the medium only when the small goes in easily and feels comfortable for 10 to 15 minutes.
Both are rose gold aluminium plugs in three sizes. This one has heart-shaped pink gems on the bases, while the Rose Gold Pink kit uses round gems. The choice is purely about which base shape you prefer.
Yes. Silicone lube suits metal toys well because it lasts longer than water-based lube and won't damage the surface. A thick water-based anal lube works too and is easier to wash off. Either way, use plenty and reapply when the glide fades.
No, aluminium is noticeably lighter than stainless steel, which is one reason these work well for training. You'll feel the firmness and the base, but not the pulling weight of a solid steel plug. If you later want heavier sensation, steel plugs are the next step.
The finish is plating over aluminium, so treat it with care. Wash by hand with mild soap, dry with a soft cloth and store the plugs apart from other toys. Abrasive sponges, harsh chemicals, boiling or the dishwasher can scratch or dull the plating over time.
Relax, breathe out and grip the heart base firmly. Ease the plug out slowly rather than pulling quickly; the widest part needs to pass back out the same way it went in. Adding a little more lube around the base first can make it smoother.
Yes. A partner can insert the plug for you, gently rotate or tap the base during foreplay, or you can wear one during sex. Talk beforehand about a pause word, start with the small plug, and wash each plug well if you both use the kit.