Compact, weighty glass and a decorative pink base make this a polished choice for those comfortable with a firm 1.3-inch plug.
For a glass plug, proportions matter more to me than novelty, and this one gets them right for a particular kind of user: someone who wants a defined, moderately wide shape without a long insertable profile. At 3 inches insertable and 1.3 inches at its widest, the Icicles No. 48 is compact rather than timid. Its tapered tip gives the shape a sensible entry point, while the flower-shaped pink base makes it feel less utilitarian than many plain glass designs.
Glass is smooth, firm, and a little weightier than flexible materials, so there is no ambiguity about the size once it is in use. That is precisely the appeal for shoppers who prefer a stable, substantial-feeling plug; personally, I find glass most worthwhile when the shape is simple and the finish is polished, as it is here. It is waterproof, easy to rinse after use, and delightfully free of batteries or charging routines. The trade-off is important, though: glass does not give or flex. If 1.3 inches feels at all ambitious, I would start with a slimmer silicone plug rather than treat this as a casual beginner option. At $37, the price feels fair for a hand-crafted-looking glass piece with a 90-day manufacturer warranty.