Blush Avant D17 Lucky Silicone Purple Rain Dildo

What it is

The Blush Avant D17 Lucky is a solid silicone dildo with a flared suction-cup base, sold as one piece in a window carton. The carton front identifies it as an Avant platinum silicone dildo and carries the lowercase blush wordmark above the display window. It has no motor, no battery compartment and no charging port — it is a one-piece molded toy, and nothing on it switches on.

Avant is Blush's hand-finished line, and the carton says so directly: the first of six icons down the left-hand panel reads individually handcrafted. The remaining five name the material, the suction cup, harness compatibility, a phthalate free statement and a body safe mark. You can browse the rest of the silicone toy range alongside it.

The color and the finish

The shaft runs through three pastel zones: soft pink across the tip and upper shaft, lavender through the middle, and aqua-turquoise where it meets the base. The zones melt into one another rather than meeting at hard lines, and fine glitter flecks sit suspended right through the silicone, so the surface catches light along its whole length instead of only on the highlights. In the studio shot the finish reads as matte-satin rather than glossy.

The base is solid white — a flared circular disc that reads as a deliberate contrast against the colored shaft rather than a continuation of it. That white disc is the suction cup, and it is also the part that does the work in a harness.

Shape and profile

The shaft is smooth and unveined, with a gentle forward angle through the upper third. The tip tapers to a rounded point and sits above a subtle ridge that steps back into the shaft; below that ridge the profile runs essentially straight down to the flare at the bottom. No ribbing, beading or anatomical detail appears anywhere along it — the interest in this piece is the color, not the texture.

How to use it

Press the white base flat against a clean, smooth, non-porous surface to engage the suction cup — tile, glass, a sealed worktop, the side of a bath. As with any suction cup, a light wipe of water on the rim before you press it down helps the disc seat. The same flared disc drops into the O-ring of a standard strap-on harness, which is the second use the carton names.

Use plenty of lubricant, and make it a water-based one. Water-based gel is the routine pairing for silicone toys, because silicone-based formulas can soften a silicone surface over time.

Care and storage

Silicone cleans up simply. Warm water with a plain, fragrance-free soap or a dedicated toy cleaner does the job before and after use — pay attention to the groove where the shaft meets the base flare, which is the one spot on this shape that traps anything. Let it dry completely before it goes away, and store it on its own rather than pressed against other silicone items, which is the ordinary way to keep colored silicone surfaces from marking one another.

Who it's for

This is a non-powered silicone dildo for adults 18 and over who want a suction base and harness compatibility in the same piece. Because there is nothing to charge, pair or replace, it suits anyone who would rather not own another device with a battery in it.

The smooth, unveined shape and the pastel color put it clearly in the non-realistic category, so it is a reasonable fit for someone who wants a toy that looks like an object rather than an imitation. It sits alongside the rest of the toys for women selection and the toys for men range.

Good to know

• For adults 18 and over.
• Silicone-based lubricants are not the right pairing for a silicone surface; water-based is.
• The suction cup needs a smooth, flat, non-porous surface. It will not hold reliably on tile grout, textured paint or bare wood.
• Keep it away from other silicone toys in storage.

On materials generally: California's Proposition 65 program publishes plain-language consumer information about chemicals in everyday goods, and the state's OEHHA Proposition 65 warnings site along with its chemical fact sheets are the standing public references for anyone who wants background on how consumer goods are labeled in that state. They say nothing about this product, and neither is offered here as an endorsement of it — they are simply where the underlying material questions get answered.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Avant D17 Lucky made of?

It is made of platinum silicone, which is the material named on the carton front. The same panel carries a phthalate free statement and a body safe mark, and the shaft is a single molded piece.

Does the Avant D17 Lucky vibrate?

No. It is a solid, one-piece silicone toy with no motor, no batteries and no charging port, so there is nothing on it to switch on. Everything it does is down to its shape and its suction base.

Will it work with a strap-on harness?

Yes. The carton front lists harness compatible among its icons, and the flared white disc at the bottom is the shape that drops into the O-ring of a standard harness. The same disc is what grips a flat surface when the toy is used on its own.

What lubricant should I use with it?

Use a water-based lubricant. Silicone-based formulas can soften a silicone surface over time, so water-based gel is the routine pairing for a toy like this one, and it rinses away cleanly afterwards.

How is this order packaged?

Orders ship in plain outer packaging with nothing on the outside describing the contents. It will not show the Gear Isle name.

Product information compiled and reviewed by the Gear Isle product team. We transcribe product specifications directly from manufacturer packaging. Found an error? Tell us.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Adult novelty device for adults 18 and over. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use, especially if you have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.