Jadeite Yoni Eggs | Women's Wellness & Purposeful Giving
Guatemalan Jadeite Jade Yoni Eggs
By Living Jade StoneJadeite Jade Yoni Eggs and Women's Wellness
In the traditions discussed in holistic wellness circles, yoni eggs are associated with women's connection to their bodies, pelvic awareness, and the practice of intentional self-care. They are typically made from natural stones, including jade, and have been used in some traditional practices to symbolize femininity, vitality, and a woman's relationship with her body.
In Barbara's book, Sustain Me, the broader message of natural health is to become more aware of our bodies and the choices we make in caring for them. This is an opportunity to explore that message and consider where traditional practices fit into our understanding of women's health today.
The Connection Between Mind and Body
One of the central ideas in natural wellness is that we should pay attention to our bodies rather than wait until a problem develops. We can apply that principle to women's pelvic health.
Understanding the pelvic floor, recognizing changes in our bodies, and feeling comfortable discussing intimate health concerns are all valuable parts of personal wellness. For many women, conversations about pelvic health have historically been difficult. They may hesitate to discuss bladder leakage, discomfort during intimacy, or changes associated with childbirth and aging.
We should encourage open, respectful conversations about these subjects. Women deserve access to reliable information, compassionate wellness education, and the freedom to make informed decisions about their bodies.
Support Children and Make a Positive Difference
Five percent of sales proceeds from every purchase will support East African Mission Orphanage.
East African Mission Orphanage (EAMO) was established in 1997 by Australian family who today provide a loving home for hundreds of orphaned children including babies and teenage mothers.
EAMO is registered as a charitable institution with the Kenyan Government for the purpose of caring for children in desperate need and is taking up the challenge of finding and caring for orphaned children before they reach the streets of Kenya.
The O'Neill family have been steadfast supporters of East African Mission Orphanage for many years.
Their generosity extends far beyond financial contributions as they have faithfully championed the orphanage's mission by sharing its story, connecting new donors, and inspiring others to invest in the lives of vulnerable children. Because of their unwavering commitment, countless children have received the care, education, healthcare, and opportunities they deserve.
Michael's dedication reflects a genuine passion for creating lasting change, and his support continues to strengthen the foundation of hope that East African Mission Orphanage provides every day.
Barbara's work has encouraged many people to take a closer look at natural approaches to health and well-being. That conversation is most useful when it empowers people to make informed decisions based on both personal values and reliable evidence.
When you shop with us, you become part of an effort to support children and help make a positive difference in their lives. Each order helps contribute to the care and support of children in need, connecting your purchase with a mission that reaches beyond personal wellness.
Jadeite Jade Yoni Eggs
Designed to Support Women's Holistic Health
Hand Carved in Guatemala by artisnal carvers who are paid their asking price for each egg they produce.
The craftsmanship journey. The stone is carefully selected, cut, shaped, and polished by skilled artisans.
Why Use Jadeite Jade?
Our yoni eggs are carved from Jadeite Jade, the rarer and more valuable form of jade than nephrite. Unlike porous or chemically treated stones, jadeite is naturally dense and ideal for carving into smooth, body safe tools. Sourced and hand carved from Guatemala; one of the world’s most historic jade regions. This stone has been treasured by the ancient Maya as more valuable than gold.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Jade and Jadeite?
Jadeite is actually a form of jade, while nephrite is another form of jade. Jadeite and Nephrite are two classifications of jade. What makes Jadeite and Nephrite so different is the grain structure. Nephrite is softer and more common. Jadeite is more dense and non-porous, making it the more preferable choice for yoni eggs.
Is this real Jade?
Yes, authentic Guatemalan Jadeite.
Is it safe?
Yes. Jadeite is a dense, non-porous stone. Proper hygiene and correct use are essential.
Can beginners use these?
Yes. It is recommended to begin with the largest stone and work your way down. Consult a gynecologist if you are unsure if this is right for you.
Can I sleep with it in?
No. These are not meant for extended wear.
How do I use them?
Begin by inserting the largest egg into the birth canal until it reaches the cervix. Keep egg inserted for one hour daily for one week
Each yoni egg has two holes at the bottom. Insert the included hemp cord into the hole and tug gently to remove
- The second week keep inserted daily for two hours
- Third week keep inserted daily for three hours
- The fourth week keep inserted daily for four hours
- The fifth week keep inserted for five hours
- After the fifth week, keep the egg inserted daily five hours for five months
- After the five months move down a size and insert for five to six hours and wear six hours a day
- Finally, insert the smallest egg five to six hours a day for six months
By now the pelvic girdle is strong. For maintenance, wear the small stone for several hours a few days a week.
How do I clean them?
Wash after every use with mild, unscented soap and place in a dry pouch. Avoid harsh chemicals.
What exercises should I do with the Yoni Eggs inserted?
Do daily squats with the egg inserted to strengthen the pelvic girdle.
- Stand with feet shoulder width apart
- Lower into a squat while keeping chest lifted
- Engage the pelvic floor as you rise back into standing
Pelvic Contractions / Kegals
- Gently contract the muscles you would use to urine
- Hold five seconds
- Repeat 10-15 times
How do I remove the Yoni Egg?
Each yoni egg has two holes at the bottom. Insert the included hemp cord into the hole and tug gently to remove.
Do you carry any more Jadeite Jade products?
Yes, please check out our partner Mayan Mountain for more Jadeite Jade and to support their team in Central America.
What are the orange spots on some of the yoni eggs?
The unique orange color comes from a high iron content from the crust of the stone.
Barbara O'Neill Recommended
Recommended in her book, Sustain Me, Jadeite Jade Yoni Eggs (also called Yoni Stones) are preferred for their non porous, durable quality. This means they are more body safe. By strengthening the pelvic girdle, using yoni eggs results in bladder control, enhanced intimate sensation, natural lubrication and postpartum muscle training.
In Sustain Me, acclaimed health educator Barbara O’Neill shares a practical guide to achieving lasting wellness through nine core principles of natural living.
Recommended Schedule
In her talks, Barbara outlines a gradual progression for wearing the largest stone:
- Week 1: 1 hour per day
- Week 2: 2 hours per day
- Week 3: 3 hours per day
- Week 4: 4 hours per day
- Week 5 and Beyond: 5 hours per day for a sustained period
This full-color, 240-page book simplifies holistic health, showing how everyday choices—nutrition, rest, stress, and mindset—directly shape your body’s ability to heal and thrive.
Read more about yoni eggs in Sustain Me on pages 242-243. Barbara O'Neill's recommendations are educational/promotional for alternative wellness and does not substitute for professional medical care.
Mayan Mountain Supports Casita Copàn
Casita Copàn is a grassroots nonprofit based in Copàn Ruinas, dedicated to keeping families together and preventing child abandonment. Founded in 2012, the organization supports vulnerable children and single mothers through community based care, education, and economic empowerment.
Through its family style homes, children’s center, and programs for women, Casita Copàn provides a safe, nurturing environment where children can grow and mothers can build stable, independent lives. By addressing the root causes of poverty like: lack of childcare, education and opportunity, the organization helps break cycles of hardship while strengthening the entire community.
Casita Copàn represents a deeply local, compassionate approach to change, one that prioritizes dignity, family and long term impact in Central America.
SHALOM TEMPLE MINISTRIES
Empowering Lives Through Holistic Education
Our mission is to educate communities on holistic and natural solutions that produce optimal wellness and lifestyle transformations.
We are committed to promoting simple environmental and body-based modifications that support preventative initiatives to long-term health, and a deeper connection to the natural world. Our lifestyles create our body’s well being and Shalom Temple Ministries (STM) seeks to guide our communities into enhancing the body’s stamina and vitality. We regard the body as a sacred temple that should be cared for as such and led into a journey of shalom (optimal function/peace). We believe that the body can restore itself given the right conditions and that the time to act is now before we are faced with undesirable health circumstances.
Shalom Temple Ministries’ intention for communities is a cohesive understanding of how to implement and adapt to today’s rapid environmental shifts. STM provides the tools and knowledge necessary to pave the path for self-empowerment that will lead to a more energetic and purposeful way of life.