Every day is a celebration of geek with your honey. I do not think that you need an excuse as Valentin to acquire these symbols of geek love. But since it is the time of year and I have an excuse to go shopping for you, we will revel in the awesomeness that is handmade Amor del Empollon (which is supposed to be Spanish for "Nerd Love").
BONUS! You could be little tricky person looking products on Etsy and said, "I can totally do that!» Well, I did dig a little and found the tutorials for some of these gifts. See the 'DIY' links below if you would make with both hands.
Gah, there's this piece you've been waiting! Quick - drop to your heart with this modern take on classic cross.
Buy complete on Etsy ($40) or DIY.
You will instantly recognize this new take on the puzzle cube confusion if watch you THE BIG BANG THEORY. True story, bro: I fell in love with my husband when he demonstrated that he could solve a Rubik Cube within a few minutes. This geek has won my heart with his puzzle prowess, so, naturally, I would like to buy him a tissue box cover which commemorates the moment. To awww.
Buy it on Etsy ($14.95) or tinkering with this simple model.
You ride on horseback through a filled field to attack enemies. Rain dark skin of your face that swing you your sword, fight your way to safety. Your life meter starts running low - if only you could find a piece of a heart for refills. And there it is: a beautiful little heart, spinning, hovering above the ground. The piece that will transport you to safety.
Remember your love they are receiving you through with this charming necklace of heart container.
Buy it on Etsy ($32.00).
Beep beep beeeeeep! If your valentine loves to communicate their love in the code, send them a signal with this bracelet.
Buy it on rare goods ($55) and DIY for your own special message.
I am convinced that every woman has a Wonder Woman deep inside him. Help your his cherie highlight (or treat yourself!) with a fierce Hawk-emblazoned undergarment. Rawr!
Buy it on Etsy ($30)
There is something fundamentally magical about terrariums - these small worlds of glass containing Earth, rock and, sometimes, cute little creatures. This particular terrarium is very magical because it contains the strength. Share it with your honey and ask them, 'when nine hundred years old you reach, look as good, you want, hmmm?"
Buy it on Etsy ($105) or get creative with your own favorite science fiction setting.
Nothing says "you turn me on" as a power button. How about two of them – hang the ears of your sweetie?
Buy them on Etsy ($45)
8 8 - Bit tie (for him) and Hair Bow (for her)
This is not exactly "done hand', but hot dang, is the most adorable not his Valentine's day gift? Em both buy and wear your fancy dinner date. Everyone will instantly recognize you as the King and the Queen of the Geeks.
They are great for everyday use, too: the donation to the Office and get mad respect of your colleagues as a true 8 - bit pixel slinger.
Buy the tie ($14.99) and the hair bow ($ 5.99) from ThinkGeek.
9 Geek letterpress Valentine defined
Typography is an art that is back in style - create unique designs, hand-forged and paper. (Which is printing of old school, yo.) Now pair it with a touch of quirky and modern tech joke and you have yourself an unforgettable Valentine's Day card.
Buy 3pcs on Etsy ($16) variety - it even comes with a CTRL + Z, if you need to apologize for anything.
Because 'Mix USB' just doesn't have the same ring to it. Take your love for the 1980s when mix tapes are a great way to say you think cela special someone. The USB is cleverly hidden within the band, it feels almost like the real thing. (Or you can make a real mix tape and invite your sweetheart to a romantic evening to listen in 1978 Oldsmobile your grandmother).
Buy it on Amazon ($29.99)
Then what sense geek are you going to give to your Valentine this year?
Lauren is a fan of continuous play. She expresses her love of the female characters of the pop-culture of costumes at conventions, marketing Internet consulting, playing the clarinet and saxophone, practitioner of martial arts, and geeking around tea guard is busy the rest of the time. Find more of his shenanigans on Twitter! or Google +.
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