Prince’s Wand and Pound Puppy

A Prince’s Wand or a Urethra Diabolo is a rarely used piece of jewelry for the penis. It consists of a rod, usually out of titanium, which is inserted in the urethra and is fixed with a Prince Albert, an Ampallang, or an Apadravya.

If a tube is used, then the ball at the end of it can be unscrewed when urinating.

If it’s a bar that is not hollowed out, then it either has to be thinner than the urethra or needs to be removed before urinating.

Variations:

There are three types of Prince’s Wand.

Policeman‘s Nightstick:
The most common is the Policeman’s Nightstick, which is inserted as outlined above, and gets its name from its resemblance to a policeman’s baton.
Ring Wand:
A Ring Wand has one or more external rings which run through the bottom end of the Prince Albert and once around the penis.
Pinless Wand:
A Pinless Wand does not require a piercing procedure in order to be worn. It is simply held in place by rings around the penis.

Creating a Prince’s Wand can be expensive, since it is essentially a customized procedure, which is adapted specifically to the individual size of the penis. That is why it is rarely worn by men.

We have already commissioned a variety of Prince’s Wand jewelry for our clients—nothing is impossible.

Pound Puppy:

Like the Prince’s Wand, this piercing is a combination of various piercings linked by a piece of jewelry. It gets its name from its visual form, since it looks like a toy puppy.

It requies an Ampallang and two off-center Prince Albert piercings (to the left and right of the frenulum).

In the past we have created a Pound Puppy piece of jewelry which comprised a bar going upward and downward, effectively a regular Prince Albert and a shaft Ampallang combined.

In fact, it is one of the rarest forms of piercings available, because the jewelry is custom-made for it. There will probably be only handful of people in Europe who are familiar with it.