Vulva In The Colors Of The Rainbow

Although June is the start of summer for many of us, it is also Pride month! Pride events are celebrated all over the world, and Lunette is excited to attend a few Pride parades including those in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Helsinki!

To celebrate Pride, we just launched these fabulous Pride Diamond Vulva -jewelry made of Finnish plywood, on our online store! They shine in the colors of the rainbow (and yes, we did try to make a rainbow version of the cup, but due to safety reasons it was not possible, and the safety of our cups is our number one priority).

Diamond Vulva is designed in-house by our incredibly talented graphic designer Jenny Alhonen. Everyone at the Lunette headquarters LOVES big earrings, so making these just made sense. For those of you who are not that into big earrings, we have created a Diamond Vulva -necklace that might suit you more. All of the vulva jewelry is made in Finland with Finnish plywood, and we chose these materials to ensure that the jewelry would pop out, yet feel as light as a dream. Oh, and the metal details are surgical stainless steel.

Our Diamond Vulva jewelry is now available in honor of Pride in RAINBOW colors! The best part about it? We’re donating 5 euros to the equality work of Seta - LGBTQ Rights in Finland after every purchase made from the jewelry!

What does equality mean to us?

Our founder and CEO, Heli Kurjanen, explains why we’re focusing on equality this month:

“With Pride in June, we also want to point out that equality matters this month, focusing on showing it in our blog and social media channels. Equality is of course always important to us and one of our absolute core values, but we want to pay special attention to it now during Pride Month. Through this work, my eyes have really opened to these matters. It is very important to keep present that menstruation is a matter of all. It means that you don’t have to be a feminine woman, not even a woman to have periods. That is why we want to remind and keep these themes present in connection with Pride.”

You can participate in our awesome Pride razzle by telling us what kind of experiences you’ve had relating to equality or in-equality. Have you been discriminated for some reason? Or have you received valuable treatment in a tough situation? Share your experiences through social media using the hashtag #lunette4pride, and we’ll share your story!