In 2002, South African goldsmith and jeweler Uwe Koetter created this $20,000 gold, pearl, and diamond encrusted chastity belt for a British client from Cape Town. It’s our best guess that the client was a male, because there’s no way a woman would ever buy this for herself… surely?
The chastity belt dates back to the Renaissance era, as a means to keep a lady faithful by putting her privates under lock and key. The original iron chastity belts were prone to problems, though: If the woman didn’t have the appropriate cloth padding between herself and the metal frame, she could fall victim to lead poisoning and, in some cases, death. Ouch. The pricey recreation of such an item is, thus, at best questionable… But it probably makes for a good conversation piece.
Protected from any access, penis and testicles are located in inlaying dedicated chambers made of high quality silicone rubber which surface feels like natural skin and does not leave any pressure marks. This chamber is divided into two sections where the penis and testicles are separately housed. The penis tube has the shape of a downward bended penis and to facilitate putting it on, we recommend, treating the chamber with standard water-based lubricants.
To put the belt on is best done in a standing position with slightly spread legs. The hinge section is placed under the crotch and the front and rear sections are pressed together until pins are engaged so the entire abdomen is enclosed. With the belt unlocked, the pins on each side can be adjusted to allow for changes in the body shape. The locking of the padlocks is easier when you are sitting or lying.
