Toronto artist Barb Feldman handcrafts these teeny tiny iPhone 3G and BlackBerry (Curve?) dangly earrings by precisely layering and slicing Fimo polymer clay.

If you have any doubt about how detailed these earrings are, check out this close-up shot of the iPhone interface, complete with all of the familiar application icons:

Of course, there’s no App Store support, so don’t plan on installing any new programs on these unless you plan on upgrading your earlobes.

The iPhone earrings run $22 a pair, while the BlackBerry earrings sell for $19 a set, and there is no telco demanding 2-year commitment required when you buy these phones, so that’s all you’ll be on the hook for with these (other than shipping).

You can find these and other fun miniature Fimo items over at Barb’s Etsy shop. Just one question for Barb – where’s my Palm Pre?

Created by Melbourne, Australia crafter contributor Pardalote, these hand-beaded earrings and necklaces feature the likeness of your favorite pixelated aliens from yesteryear.

Whether you’re a fan of the original Taito arcade classic or the Atari 2600 version, they’ve got you covered.

Prices for the pieces range from $15 for a simple pair of earrings up to $45 for a multi-part necklace. You can find all these pieces in the artist’s Etsy shop.

Artist Thiakosia hand-sculpted these tiny Wii controller earrings entirely from Sculpey polymer clay. Nope, there’s no paint on there, which is pretty amazing given the fact that the mini remotes are just over 1-inch tall each. It must have taken a really steady hand to pull off that detail in miniature. With that surgical precision I’d bet the artist would beat me hands down in a game of Trauma Center.

You can find these mini Wii-mote earrings and a variety of other tiny clay works (including Wii-mote cellphone charms) over on the artist’s Etsy shop.