1. Ethernet Jack Rings These handmade sterling silver Ethernet Jack rings are a clever way to show you belong to each other and to technology. These rings from artist Jana Brevick are called wedding rings, but there’s no reason why they wouldn’t make an excellent Valentine’s Day gift as well. Prices upon request. Price: Varies

2. 8-Bit Flower Bouquet The 8-Bit Flower Bouquet has been around for a while…that’s probably because it is a pretty darn cool gift and a cubicle conversation starter to boot. The greatest part is your flowers will never die much like your shared love for the old school video game that inspired it. Price: $14.99

3. Science Beaker Mugs How cool are these borosilicate beakers? You and your Valentine can use them for science experiments, a vase for flowers (yeah, we know flowers do come in handy on this holiday) or your morning cup of coffee. They’re handy and geektastic! Price: Starting at $11.95

4. Duct Tape Flowers So you’re a little bit traditional and you want to go the flowers route? Then surprise her with these quirky duct tape flowers. The bright colors are gorgeous and customizable, plus, and like your love…they’ll never fade. That’s hard to top. Price: a dozen costs $35

5. Middle Earth Cookbook If your Valentine is a Lord of the Rings fan AND a foodie we’ve found your Precious. Check out The Regional Cooking of Middle Earth. This cookbook that is the result of a four decade love of Tolkien’s works and comes omplete with Elvish names and personal histories behind the recipes. It’s sure to be an interesting read, and if your Valentine experiments in the kitchen, just be sure to smile and eat what’s put in front of you! Price: Yours for a yummy $25 (Image via here)

6. Zero Gravity Experience Looking for a statement gift and money is no object? How about a trip for two on the “Vomit Comet?” Alright, that doesn’t sound romantic but tell your science loving Valentine you’ve booked the chance for you both to go weightless in a 727 modified to perform parabolic arcs that simulate the weightlessness of space and hearts will flutter. Price: The ZERO-G Experience starts at $4,995

7. Vintage Lunch Boxes You can’t really go wrong with vintage. There’s lots of vintage sci-fi, comic book and TV hero gear on eBay so just pick your topic and get shopping. Many of you might have classic Trekkies as your love so have a look at this page which shows everything the online bidding site has to offer – just make sure you check out the auction close dates so you don’t lose out. Price: Varies

8. Punch Boxes Back in the 1920’s people played parlor games. It was their equivalent of cuddling up to the X-Box. One such game was called a “Punch Box.” These playful objects had tiny compartments that contained paper scrolls with messages hidden inside. Leafcutter Studios has created an updated version — you can use some of their 12 standard messages or create your own for Valentine’s Day. Price: Starts at $20

9. Space Invader Necklace If your girl is a retro gamer she’s sure to enjoy this Space Invaders Heart cameo. Who wouldn’t love this little charm that is worn at the end of a brass chain. The makers, Land of Rapture has plenty of other designs to choose from if your Valentine is into, say zombies, Harry Potter or Doctor Who. Price: Starting at $17

10. Giant Gummy Heart Looking for something funny and yummy? Ok, take a look at this giant bleeding heart gummy for your Valentine. The cherry flavored heart and gushing cherry flavored heart is great for the zombie love of your life. What better way to show “you’re mine” than to deliver a heart in a box? Price: A snack away for just $6.99