Add Apple’s style to your dress shirts with these mouse cufflinks.
The @ sign might be one of the biggest winners of the social media age. Not only can you get an @ on your mobile device, but embossed in silver around your neck.
Most people try and find ways to hide cords and cables. This one is made for prominent display\u2013 your wrist.
This ring takes its design cues from circuit boards small enough to fit around your finger.
These diode earrings ship from Canada and include a little Swarovski crystal on each one.
This Etsy seller upcycles keyboard keys to make jewelry, including this ring featuring a escape button.
You might remember two things about these earrings from yesteryear\u2013 the antiquated data storage method, and the perler beads (those plastic things you put on a grid and melted together with an iron the the assistance of your mom).
The heart is a complicated thing. This pendant is no exception as it’s made from computer parts, watch parts, and a motherboard.
This bracelet features Jobs’ famous quote engraved on it.
If you’re never far from your keyboard, here’s a pewter necklace that might be suited for you.
If the Apple cufflinks caught your eye but you’re not into the Cult of Mac, here are some less proprietary tech cufflinks.
You won’t forget you’ve got a memory chip hanging around your neck.
The real question here is if these scan, and where the scan leads.
Maybe instead of someone one day finding a beetle encased in amber, they’ll find this circuit board encased in resin and mounted on a ring.
A cat had to be somewhere on this list. This necklace shows a feline that knows a little too much.
Erin Carson is a Staff Reporter for CNET and a former Multimedia Editor for TechRepublic.
