No, this 14 karat white gold preciousness isn't for sale — not even that fabulous Metroid-esque ring we posted so long ago — so don't go bugging Juno how you can get your hands on such a lovely bauble. Of course, if someone from Harmonix were to approve such a thing and, say, hand them out to deserving press and employees, then we'd be more likely to get our hands on one....

Until then, it's look with your eyes, not with your hands.

Rock Band Pendant [ThirdProjectJuno's Shineys]

But these are pretty cool, right? It's an eBay store called The Clay Collection that features these hand-crafted, penny-sized earrings of geek paraphernalia - there are the tiny Companion Cubes I would have made had I only the fine motor skill, there are tiny Nintendo light guns and Bloopers that look absolutely fantastic, too, as well as other non-game related memetics like fast food and Mystery Science Theater.

Let's have a little discussion, shall we? Do you rock any game-related clothing items? Belt buckles, messenger bags, T-shirts, wristbands, beanies? How do you feel about it? More Clay Collection pics after the jump, too.

Since we have such a small community, there's often the temptation to show some "pride." Gamers are so vociferous on the web, and we can connect "here" with each other so easily, it's often a little bit disorienting to step out into the real world - say, the populous crush of a crowded New York City subway, which like Mr. Totilo I frequent - and realize that the vast majority of people are still not all that into games.

Stephen counted gaming systems he saw on the subway for a year and came up with 67 PSPs, 44 DSes, and 6 GBAs - in a city of millions and millions, though, that still feels a little lonely, doesn't it?

When you see someone wearing a game-related accessory, do you feel a little excited, or tempted to talk to them? Do you wear your game-related accessories in the hopes that another face in the crowd will be a fellow gamer that might, encouraged by your apparel, strike up a conversation with you?

Or do you feel it's not something you need to advertise? Is it, like any other fact about you, not really a big deal, along with the fact you like bananas and enjoy naps, for example? Do you feel people might think you were weird if you had, say, a BioShock T-shirt on? Do you figure that no one will even know what it is?

Although the stereotype that "girls don't play video games" is wildly inaccurate, I have a much harder time meeting fellow females who share my interests than I do males. Especially in a fashion-conscious city like New York, some days I feel a little concerned about being stigmatized by my female friends and onlookers, and other times I totally don't care.

If you saw a girl with Nintendo zapper earrings on, would you think she was cool, or worry that she might be weird?

And aren't these teeny tiny carts amazing?

[Thanks to d1rtfarm for the tip.]

If Mr. T was a gamer and, you know, still wore gold chains, he'd be all over this. I particularly like the 14-Karat gold, 40 gram Triforce pendent, though the Metroid and Hylian Shield pendents aren't too shabby either.

Make sure to check out Third Project Juno for pics of some equally sweet gamer rings. Brian Crecente

I, Third Project Juno, am the biggest nerd in the world!
Want proof? Here's some Nintendo jewelry I made because I'm such a nerd. [Thanks Jess]

Quick Etsy Rummage [Wonderland]

Need something new to dangle from your lobes and/or perforated nethers? While we Kotaku editors are sporting the nibbling lips of supermodels on those extremities, why not thread these glittery NES retro controller earrings through your body's puncture holes?

Don't have a puncture hole? An ice cube, an industrial stapler and a wooden dowel to clench between your teeth will do the trick.

NES Controller earrings (via Wonderland)

Our older brother Gizmodo pointed out this creepy Pac-Man pendant. If your significant other is into these kind of knick-knacks you're in luck, as long as you pretend Valentine's Day is next Tuesday.

Pac-Man Ghost Pendant for the One You Love [Gizmodo]