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Holy Spock! Check out these awesome starship Enterprise necklaces. I’m not a necklace wearing guy, but I want one of these. They just look so cool. Who knew that Star Trek ships looked so good with sparkly things on them?

Put one in orbit around your neck thanks to Paul Michael Design. He has outdone himself this time. Any trekkie would love to wear one of these under their Starfleet tunic.

Prices start at $290(USD) for the small sterling silver version with CZ and manufactured rubies, but it’s also available in 14K gold in white, yellow or black rhodium with real diamonds and rubies starting at $995. Now to start saving my money. So many cool geek things to buy, there is never enough money. Do you think they take Federation credits?

Your finger will see the entire electromagnetic spectrum with Joel Wagner’s ring. It’s a miniature replica of the VISOR from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The device allowed chief engineer Geordi La Forge to see but in reality rendered actor LeVar Burton practically blind while he was wearing it.

The ring is made to order and is 3D printed out of sterling silver. It also has 24k gold-plated accents.

Welcome to the browser, Mr. LaForge. You can order the VISOR ring from Joel’s Etsy shop Eyephoria Design for $70 (USD).

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Reach for the stars every time you touch your ears with these Constellation Earrings. They feature none other than one of the most well-known constellations of all time: the Big Dipper and Little Dipper.

The earrings are crafted using sterling silver, with white topaz chips adorned in all the right places as the stars. You can wear them so that they rest on your lobes or wear them as dangle earrings to change things up a bit.

The Constellation Earrings available from ThinkGeek for $24.99(USD). Here’s to hoping that they’ll make an Orion pair soon.

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These Star Trek rings from Paul Michael Design are amazing and perfect for all manner of Trekkie weddings. The Enterprise design is simply stunning.

He’s already made a wax mold of the starship ring and is working on a making the design a reality. The two-finger Starfleet logo ring is pretty cool too – it’s designed to perfectly align your fingers into a vulcan salute.

These would have been perfect for Riker and Troi’s wedding. Or Worf and Dax. Or Quark and his latinum. I hope he makes a Klingon ring someday. That would be awesome. How do you make a Klingon ring, you ask? Just lure them into a standard orbit and fire away. The debris will make a ring around the planet.

They’re perfect for boldly going where you have never gone before, aka marriage.

[via Nerd Bastards via Neatorama]

What you’re looking at here are necklaces without the chain. The pieces in Maria Jennifer Carew‘s LessIS series are kind of like decorative paperclips for your clothes: unconventional, yes, but clever as hell and lovely, too.

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