Enterprise keychain: where no keys have gone before ($17).Via Bizrate

Diamonds? Pshaw! Show what your true love really is with these Enterprise gold earrings ($11).Via Intergalactic Trading Company

If they served pizza on starships, this Enterprise pizza cutter ($25) is how they'd slice it.Via ThinkGeek

The special edition Blu-ray of the Star Trek movie from 2009 included an innovative way to store your discs ($80).Via TrekMovie.com

This USB Enterprise webcam ($30) has lights in the engines for that realistic Starship experience.Via Geek Alerts

You can't buy it, but this Starship Enterprise record player is an incredibly innovative design. Will vinyl make a comeback by the 23rd century?Via Geeky Gadgets

Class up your space with this gorgeous Enterprise chandelier ($189).Via Geekologie

The Enterprise wouldn't normally make you think about a wooden lamp, but custom designer Martin Legg combines his art with his passion.Via Unique Furniture Outlet

Store your favorite CDs (you still own CDs, right?) in this Enterprise CD case ($22).Via Amazon

No more boring office fixtures with this illuminating Enterprise ($145).Via Bonanzle

Even Kirk needs to keep his pants up. This Enterprise belt buckle ($30) is up to the task.Via Closeout Zone

This starship wall clock ($110) shows it's always a good time in the Federation.Via TechChee

It's a communicator, in a way. This Enterprise phone ($98) rings with a red alert tone and flashes. Kind of awkward to use, but who cares?Via Geek Alerts

This Enterprise wall clock ($100) has its hands intersect at the bridge. How long till NCC-1701 o'clock?Via Bonanzle

Think of how much better your golf game would be on a planet with low gravity. Even using this Enterprise putter wouldn't hold you back ($110).Via Uncrate

Thanks to Brian for pointing out our oversight of this shiny Enterprise bottle opener ($20).Via Amazon