Robotology necklace.

Pair of hourglasses to dangle from your ears.

Hourglass to hang around your neck.

The Serpinski Carpet fractal design stretched into a diamond and ready to dangle from your ears.

Tiny little Klein bottle. Wear it, stick it on a shelf, or fill it with water. Probably shouldn't try to drink from it, though. May take a bit of work with a pipe cleaner to empy out the support material.

Ancient Egyptian scarab pendant for your own custom jewelry.

The second in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that you could use to make your own custom jewelry.

The eighth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

The tenth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

The seventh in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

The third in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

The fourth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

Ankh made from a single loop. Small size. Should fit well on a necklace.

Ankh made from a single loop. Medium size. Should fit well on a necklace or pendant.

For all the people out there who are certain of their uncertainty.

Repeating pattern of linked five sided stars arranged in an oval shape. Should make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

The ninth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry.

Customizable cartouche with a selection of hieroglyphs to print any name of your choice. I'm no expert, so I use this site (http://hieroglyphs.net/0301/cgi/pager.pl?p=42) to translate the names phonetically.

From what I've looked up, the ancient Egyptians didn't tend to write the vowels, so your name may look a lot shorter than you'd think. If you want more of a "letter by letter" approach, I can use this site (http://www.quizland.com/hiero.htm) but you''ll have to tell me.

Let me know if either of those sites go down, since I'll have to find new ones.

I'm also told that names often had the glyph for "man" or "woman" at the end, so if your name isn't obvious you'd better let me know about that, too.

Right now it says "Samantha" on it since that was the first name I could come up with that was long enough to look interesting. Well, "Smnta" really, but I used the first site and it got compressed a lot. So click the Personalize button and I'll get right on it. Unless your name's Samantha, in which case it's all ready for you!

Little snowflake to make an earring from. A paired set, since that's cheaper than buying the single one twice. Or you could order the single piece here: http://www.shapeways.com/model/153941/snowflake_earring.html?gid=sg40586

Repeating pattern of linked five sided stars arranged in an oval shape. Back cut off and mounted on a flat piece. Should make great pendants for your own custom jewelry. Smaller version with thinner walls.

The fourth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry. Smaller version with thinner wires.

The second in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry. Smaller version with thinner wires.

The fifth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry. Smaller version with thinner wires.

The sixth in a series of Celtic Knot patterns that would make great pendants for your own custom jewelry. Smaller version with thinner wires.