Hasta La Gadget!

Remember when you were a kid and you had this secret diary that your little brother would always try to sneak a peek at? Well, probably only the girls can relate, and while I had no brother, I did have a sister who constantly snooped around my stuff.

So if you have a little girl in the house and want to save her the trouble of having to fight for her privacy, you might want to get her the iHeart Locket. That’s if she already has an iPad.

The iHeart works in conjunction with the iHeart Locket Diary app for iOS. The app is essentially a digital diary that lets your little girl write her deepest thoughts and secrets. The app also lets her insert images and scribble down notes and doodles when she feels like it.

The locket functions as the diary’s key. It transmits a unique code that keeps the diary private, so only its wearer can read the diary. In addition, if anyone comes along, a button on the locket can be pressed and anything written on the screen will be kept hidden away from prying eyes.

The iHeart Locket is being sold for $24.95(USD), while the app can be downloaded for free from the iTunes App Store.

[via C|NET]

Few things in life make a woman look more appealing than an alien bursting from her chest. Well, aside from the odd TARDIS corset or Dalek dress.

H.R. Giger would be so proud. This Xenomorph necklace is made from bronze and can be purchased from Cthulhu Wake Up‘s Etsy shop for $50(USD). I’m not sure that it is very practical, I mean how would it stay in place, unless it’s got some sort of sticky alien goo on the back of the pendant.

Still, if you want to recreate the horror of an alien bursting from your chest, this is a great way to do it. Maybe you could wear some fake blood around the base. Okay ladies, would you wear this?

[via Nerd Bastards]

Falling in love can be complicated; falling in ‘like’, not so much. Either way, you’ve got various Facebook statuses to choose from (including the infamous “It’s Complicated”) and different ways to express how you feel – one of which is Yeople’s ‘I Like You’ pendant that shows the actual process of liking instead of just the icon itself.

That’s what makes this piece of jewelry so unique and oh-so-quirky.

When you give it as a present to someone, you’re not just letting them wear Facebook’s ‘Like’ icon you’re actually giving them a ‘like’ in real life. It makes an apt gift for Valentine’s when you’re still in the early stages of attraction and it might be awkward to give something with hearts and ‘I Love You’ stamped all over it.

The set comes with the in-the-process-of Liking pendant, plus a bracelet in the box. It retails for €22.50 (~$31 USD) on Yeople.

Did you watch the Doctor Who Christmas special this week? Good stuff. And now that you are in the mood to watch more of the good Doctor – but have to wait – check out this piece of jewelry made by Josephine Ryan. It’s a classy TARDIS for your neck.

This TARDIS is made from sterling silver. Josephine is an artist in Norway. While she hasn’t yet figured out how to make it bigger on the inside, she has the outside looking amazing.

The Doctor should really give his companions gifts like this necklace before sending them back to their normal lives. Let’s be honest – He’s a bit cheap. Would it kill him to buy a lady some jewelry?

[via Neatorama]

The Death Star is an evil place. Bad things happen there all the time. Whether it’s the extermination of an entire planet, or just the obliteration of its own crew, it’s not exactly a happy place to work. But it turns out that the Death Star has a heart.

Well, it’s not really a heart, but it’s a heart necklace. Artist Monique Pasco of OneKraftyB (Hmmm, I wonder what the “B” stands for) made this Death Star heart necklace from heat-cured plastic, and as you can see from the picture, it’s just a little bigger than a Quarter. The heart shape definitely makes the Death Star look a little less imposing for sure – perhaps less likely to draw suspicion from passing spaceships and nearby planets. Maybe if Vader had built the original in the shape of a heart, he would have gotten away with it.

So if you’ve got a soft spot in your heart for the Death Star, you can buy this one over on Etsy for just $10(USD) – that’s way less than an actual Death Star – or an actual heart for that matter.