Created in Northern Ireland by jewelry artist William White, the Killer Charm Bracelet comes with a Walther PPK, a hand grenade, hatchet, monkey wrench, a cleaver and a chainsaw. The deadly sterling silver charms sort of remind me of the game pieces from Clue – except there’s no tiny noose or candlestick here. What makes this bracelet really cool is that thanks to its deadly charms, it could be worn by either a girl or a guy too. Personally, I’ve never worn a bracelet, but I might start with this one.

If the $230 to $300(USD) bracelet is too much for your wallet, be sure to check out William’s Etsy shop, where you can also find individual weapons on necklaces or earings for $50 to $80 each.

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If you love Space Invaders (Who doesn’t?)and need a geeky wedding band, this is the way to go. It will cost you €198 (~$260 USD) over at Tjep. I have never seen a cooler Space Invaders ring, myself.

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They’re handmade by UK jewelry artist Chris Parry, and cast from sterling silver. They’re a perfect replica of the goofy looking wooden bunny/house on wheels, and will look awesome on any dress shirt, or perhaps with some medieval chain mail. The good news is that you know no tiny knights will sneak into your home if you buy them, since they’d be too stupid to remember to get inside.

If you just have to have them or if you’re looking for un cadeau (you know a present) for that Python fan in your life, you can order a pair over at Etsy for £160 (~$258 USD).

It’s not a ring that was made to have people kill other people, literally. But it does look pretty, and not just pretty unusual, right?

If you take a closer look at the ring, you’ll notice that its (artificial) diamond has been positioned into the frame upside down. That means the pointy side is up and the flat side is facing downwards – making for one deadly looking piece of jewelry.

In a way, you could consider this ring to be sort of, well, an anti-ring. The perfect anti-ring for the anti-Valentine.

The Killer Ring is available from Generate. The sterling silver version sells for just $109 (USD), but you’ll have to add another $740 if you want it in 14K white or yellow gold.

Just like the setup of the show – where Joel (or Mike) sat with the robots and made fun of bad “B” movies, this handmade pendant makes your favorite photo the subject of their humorous jabs.

The MST3K locket is made by Laura of PicaPicaPress, and it’s the perfect place to house a picture of a loved one with a good sense of humor. After all, they’re going to be perpetually belittled within an inch of their lived by this outer-space peanut gallery. I suppose you could wimp out and put some  sci-fi movie still in there. Pretty much any scene from the re-released Star Wars Blu-ray collection should do the trick – especially from Episode I. Robot Monster always works wonders.

Girls, if you consider yourself among the remaining MSTies out there, head on over to Etsy, where you can grab up this locket for $60 (USD). Be sure to wear it the next time you find yourself trapped on the Satellite of Love.

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Crafted by artist Otterette, the Sterling NES belt buckle is made from 3 ounces of silver, impeccably polished to a shiny finish, and scaled perfectly to match the original specs.

It really is a beaut. So what’s not to like? Well, $225 (USD) is a whole lotta gold coins to drop on a silver belt buckle. On the other hand, how many of your friends could say they had one too? Want it? Head on over to Otterette’s Etsy shop now.

Handmade by Nicholas D’Amario of Sketchy-Stories, these pendants feature some great retro video game designs. Each one is handmade from .925 sterling silver and features a pixelated image of 8-bit Mario, a health heart, or a skull of death. If pixels aren’t your thing, check out this substantial controller pendant, cast from the D-Pad from an old NES controller and accented with black enamel.

Prices for the pixel pendants range from $44 to $48 (USD) without a chain, and the D-pad sells for $85, including a black cord. They’re available over at Sketchy-Stories Etsy shop.

Wii fan? Don’t want to wear a pair of PS2 Dual Shocks on your wrist? That’s okay because they’ve also got these little Wii-mote controller cufflinks too.

And if you’re looking for something a little more cross-platform friendly, check out the Guitar Hero cufflinks.

My fingers hurt just thinking about how tiny those frets and strum bar are. Try playing Through The Fire And Flames on Expert one of these.

The sterling silver Dual Shock and Wii-mote links will set you back a pricey $150 (USD), while the silver plate GH guitars will run you just $50 bucks. You can find all three designs over at Cufflinks.com.

Jewelry artist Dedalo makes a variety of sterling silver men’s accessories, but these Space Invaders cufflinks are my personal fave. What’s that you say? You like Pac-Man more than Space Invaders?

Both Pac-Man and Ghost editions (complete with textured pixel blocks) can also be found in the artist’s jewelry line.

Unless you’re always going to weddings and fancy-schmancy parties, you’ll just have to keep them in your dresser drawer until my cufflink trend takes off.

You can check out all of Dedalo’s jewelry over on his Etsy shop.

Seattle artist Jana Brevick handcrafts these most excellent sterling silver Cat 5 Ethernet connector wedding rings for true geeks in love. Sure, you might prefer a wireless connection, but if you really want to show your sweetie that you care, the pair of rings interlocks to ensure that you’ll never be apart.

Ready to plug in and tie the knot? The pair will set you back just $340 bucks, which is surely less than two months salary for most of you guys. Why not head on over to Jana’s Etsy shop and say “I do.”