We have already featured a bunch of superhero cufflinks here at GeekAlerts, like Captain America, Wolverine Spiderman and Superman, so let’s throw in a nice Batman pair as well.

Each pair is made of finely polished platinum/rhodium alloy to ensure optimum smoothness of surface. Comes with a free gift box.

Dimensions approximately: 1.1 cm x 2.0 cm.

The Batman Cufflinks are available from the Cufflinks2Wear website for $84.15.

Did you enjoy those Superman Cufflinks that we covered here at GeekAlerts some time ago? Here’s a chance to expand your superhero collection with a nice set of Marvel cufflinks.

The Marvel cufflinks are a reminder of the superheroes you thought you’d grow up to be, featuring symbols of Captain America, Wolverine and Spiderman. Each pair comes in a Marvel presentation box.

The Marvel Cufflinks are available from the Red5 website for £10 (about $16 USD) a pop.

Here we have the latest candidate for a possible updated version of last year’s 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks entry; a pair of cufflinks made from electronic oscillators.

This piece of jewelry has been handmade by Etsy member digiBling using two 25 MHz oscillators that are 1/2in. (12.7 mm) square and 1/4in. (6.4 mm) thick in size.

The Half Can Oscillator Cufflinks are available from digiBling’s Etsy shop for $10. There is only one pair in stock, so you better hurry if you want to dress up in circuit style.

Circuit boards can be used for so many things; snacks, clocks, keychains, cars, Christmas tree decoration – and cufflinks of course.

This geeky silver plated fashion accessory is made from recycled circuit boards, making each set unique. You will get them delivered like a box of chocolate, meaning “You never know what you’re gonna get”. Or, as Red5 puts it:

Due to the unique nature of each pair of cufflinks we are unable to offer a choice in colour.

The Silver Plated Circuit Board Cufflinks are available for £20 (about $40 USD).

BeauJangles, the Dubai-based British silver jeweler behind the cool Space Invaders cufflinks, has now made a pair of awesome Pac-Man cufflinks.

These cufflinks are heavier than any other pair in my collection. They are 2.5 mm thick and measure 7mm wide by 19mm tall.

You can have two Ghosts or two Pac Man or one of each (as per the photo)…the choice is yours.

You can get the Pac-Man Cufflinks ($48) from BeauJangles Etsy shop.

(Via Geeky Gadgets)

The list of candidates for an updated version of the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks entry is just getting longer and longer. These beautiful binary cufflinks is the latest example of such a piece of jewelry.

The binary code engraved sterling silver cufflinks features a swivel fitting, measures 18 x 11 x 2.5 mm, and are delivered in a blue gift box.

The Binary Cufflinks are available from English Cufflinks for £65 (about $132).

Someone mentioned that the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks post was covered in a French magazine today, so what better way to celebrate this than posting a news entry about this lovely pair of USB cufflinks?

Ok, they are not working, but they sure make a nice accessory when you want to dress up and show your love for gadgets. The USB Cufflinks are available from Cuffs ‘N’ Collars for £12.99 (about $26 USD).

(Via Pocket-lint)

Yes, it’s time again for some fun and cool cufflinks that definitely should have made it into an updated version of the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks list.

These awesome handmade cufflinks features gold-plated pins decorated with the white helmets of the Star Wars Stormtrooper military soldiers.

The Stormtrooper Cufflinks are available at Esty for $19.99.

(Via Geeky Gadgets)

Here we have yet another pair of fun and cool cufflinks that definitely should make it into an updated version of the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks list.

Transistors are semiconductors commonly used to amplify current or serve as a switch, but now they can hold your sleeves together too.

Each cufflink is 1.5″ in long by 1″ high with a depth of .25″(3.3 x 2.3 x .8 mm). They’re packaged in a traditional foam and anti-static bag package.

You can get the Transistor Cufflinks from Fractalspin for $45.

Here we have another pair of cool cufflinks that would fit nicely in a longer version of the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks post here at GeekAlerts.

These sterling silver cufflinks have been designed by Vivre Selection and are made from “vintage timepieces”. Unfortunately, it doesn’t say if the watch mechanisms are working.

The Circular Watch Cufflinks ($235) are available from Vivre.

(Via e-Potpourri)

Ok, these cool cufflinks are actually not called “Space Invaders” at all, instead they have decided to name them “Mothership”. But the designer Sam Wright has probably looked both once and twice at the classic 70s arcade video game when coming up with the design for this beautiful piece of jewelry.

The handmade cufflinks are made of sterling silver and the product is part of Sam’s SW1 collection, containing both barbed wire and skull cufflinks.

The Mothership Cufflinks are available for $125 over at Unica Home.

These cufflinks should definitely have been in the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks list if they would have been around at the time of the writing.

The Video Game Cufflinks ($150) are made of sterling silver and have a design that looks very much like the popular Sony PlayStation controller.

Size: approximately 3/4 x 1/2 inches.

(Via Engadget)

Remember those puzzle coasters from a couple of months back? Here’s a pair of sterling silver cufflinks in the same shiny playful style.

The Sterling Silver Puzzle Cufflinks measure 1(L) x 0.75(W) inches and they are available for $125 from the UncommonGoods website.

Also see the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks post.

Mr BeauJangles, a UK silver jeweler currently living in Dubai (apparently, not everything is made of gold over there), has created a couple of nice looking Atari inspired cufflinks.

There are two different models to choose from, both made of sterling silver:

• Atari Cufflinks ($40)
• Space Invaders Cufflinks ($40)

Also make sure to check out the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks entry.

Didn’t find anything you like in the 10 Beautiful Geek Cufflinks post?

Maybe instead a pair of these sterling silver Superman Returns Cufflinks ($129) could be the kind of jewelry that would make you day.

Geeky cufflinks are fun, but not always of the best quality and design. Sometimes the DIY feeling shines through a little too much.

But it is possible to find them in good quality too. Cuff ‘N’ Collars offers a wide variety of beautiful cufflinks. Listed below are 10 favorites in the “geek genre”.

They are all priced at £9.99 (about $19 USD) a pair, except the “Climate Nav I” ones, which costs £16.49 (about $33 USD).

Test Card – television with black and white test card on screen.

Gadget King – mobile phone.

Favourite Tunes – personal music player.

Pressing Buttons – insert and delete computer keys.

Office Help – stapler and hold puncher.

Internet Boom – WWW & Dot Com.

Climate Nav I – compass and Celsius thermometer.

Internet Surfer – the @ symbol in black.

Control Escape – Escape and Control computer keys.

Email Mania – the @ symbol in silver.

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A compilation of nice looking geek earrings, necklaces and cufflinks that have showed up in my RSS reader during the last 24 hours:

Pac-Man Earrings ($35) – hand sculpted wire and tiny beads for pac pellets.

Nintendo Necklace ($45) – made with hand sculpted wire, paper and paint.

Robot Cufflinks ($26) – from a steel/zinc alloy, enamelled & chrome-plated.

Origami Necklaces & Earrings ($60-) – folded out of mini sheets of silver.

(Found via technabob, Retro To Go and Notcot)

I must admit I had never heard the term clockpunk before starting writing this entry. But I guess it suits the description of these cool looking jewelry pieces from Fabstuff quite well:

• Mechanical Watch Movement Pendant and Chain ($70)
• Mechanical Watch Movement Cufflinks – Silver ($161)
• Mechanical Watch Movement Cufflinks – Gold ($1448)
• Watch Face Pendant and Chain ($70)

(Via UberReview)

Alfred Dunhill is the creator behind these gorgeous limited edition Provenance Cufflinks ($1800). Made from the aluminium metal panels of an original 1962 Maranello Ferrari 250 GTO – sculpted to capture the aerodynamic figure of the classic car itself.

(Via acquire)

Already a proud owner of the Gear Shift Clock? Why not add a little extra car geekiness to your life with these Gear Shift Cufflinks ($20). The 6 gear polished chrome design will make it a perfect match.

(Via Gizmodude)