"Unceremonious Ornaments, or Hard Toys" is a philosophical and erotic prose tale by Denis Diderot, which was published in 1748. The book tells the story of King Feragond, who is given a magic ball as a gift by a free-falling goblin, which can make women talk shamelessly and laugh loudly. Under the influence of this magical object, women begin to tell their secrets and fantasies. The book became a provocative challenge to the moralistic norms and conventions of the Enlightenment era, where the themes of female sexuality, power, and the enchanted world were revealed. Even in modern times, Les Bijoux Indiscrets remains relevant in covering issues of the intimate sphere of life and relationships between the sexes.