Any look is improved by wearing a tiny pony around your neck! ThinkGeek has ridiculously adorable My Little Pony: FIM collectibles including this Derpy Hooves necklace with an optional Rarity design. I want to hug them!
Check out the Rarity necklace after the break.
Geeks design the best engagement rings. Take Ben for example. He used a program to come up with a titanium ring with 23 stones (13 white ones and 10 blue ones). However, the real magic is what went inside the ring: a copper coil assembly and LEDs. It wasn’t easy to do, and he had to be clever. From Hack a Day:
Putting a battery of capacitor inside a ring is nigh impossible, so [Ben] decided to power the LEDs with an inductive charging circuit. A coil of wire wound around kapton tape serves as the inductor and a small SMD capacitor powers three very bright and very tiny LEDs.
The inductive charging unit itself is a masterpiece of hackery; [Ben] wanted the ring to light up whenever he and his ladyfriend were holding hands. To do this, [Ben]‘s inductive charger is also a wearable device: a large coil of wire is the charger’s transformer and was would to fit around [Ben]‘s wrist. The entire charging circuit can be easily hidden under a jacket sleeve, making for a nearly magical light-up ring.
Ben worked hard on every painstaking step of making the ring, and it paid off. He intended the ring to be a temporary one, but his lady liked it so much she asked him to make changes so it will last.
See it light up after the break.
Your fingers are lacking something: sloths! Etsy seller Curious Burrow will solve that problem by handcrafting you a itsy bitsy precious sloth ring. It only takes 2-3 weeks. You can choose the color of its fur and the tone of the ring. Order several so you can wear a entire furry family on your hands!
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If you want a cool, geeky gift and know what their favorite book is, Junk Studio makes some pretty awesome book lockets you’ll want to take a look at.
They have pre-made lockets for a number of books, but the really cool thing they can do is a custom book locket. All you need to do is submit the request and an image of the book/comic book cover and voilà.
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Coming soon to the Nerd Approved Shop is this Doctor Who TARDIS Jewelry Box!
Keep all your most precious trinkets in the most precious blue box in all of time and space. This Doctor Who TARDIS jewelry box opens up to reveal seven drawers, three metal hooks and a ring hanger. There’s plenty of room for all your jewelry and the key to the TARDIS should it come your way. It’s even got a built in mirror. Preorder now for delivery in November, just in time for the show’s return.
Doctor Who TARDIS Jewelry Box ($32.99)
In Bioshock Infinite, you can help Elizabeth choose between a bird necklace or a cage necklace. In real life, you can just buy them both. Etsy seller League of Shadows has the delicate designs available as necklaces or brooches. They even come in different bronze settings.
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We’ve already featured a beautiful Up ring box designed by themodelmaker, but his Wall-E ring box might be even better. It’s a detailed model of the little guy that opens up to reveal a hidden ring. Given that Wall-E and Eve are one of the sweetest animated love stories ever, turning him into a ring box is perfect.
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It’d be hard for a girl to say no when the engagement ring comes in such a beautiful little box. Designed by Michal aka themodelmaker, it’s an exact replica of the house that floats away in the movie Up. There’s even a neatly wound garden hose by the front porch and curtains in the windows.
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Today may or may not be a good day to die, but it’s definitely a good day to wear this gorgeous Klingon coat of arms ring. It features the Klingon symbol in the center with a bat’leth framing it on either side. This handmade ring is created from anti-tarnish 925 sterling silver and is available in sizes 4-16.
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Kotaku reader Mike wanted to create a unique ring for his wedding next year, so he asked Boone Rings to laser etch him his very own Halo ring. It has the Halo design on the inside and outside. Needless to say, if he’s going to these lengths for his ring, I’m thinking he’s going to have himself one pretty amazing wedding.
I hope we get pictures 
(Photo courtesy of and story via Kotaku)
