The Best Geek Gifts on Earth, Because Science

How cute is this beaker wall vase ($10)?

This darling tiny microscope necklace ($16) even comes gift packaged!

This copper cuff bracelet ($45) has the periodic table printed right on it!

This simple but adorable periodic table cutting board ($30) is definitely a one-of-a kind gift.

Any chemistry geek would thoroughly enjoy this lost electron flask ($34) during a night out.

Coffee brewing is a science, so it's only fitting to put your morning cup of joe in this glass beaker ($5).

Show the world that science rocks with this punny design by Pablo Bustos. Get it as a tee ($12).

If you're a fan of The Martian, this adorable but crass shirt ($21) inspired by the movie is definitely for you.

Inspire studiousness and tote all your textbooks in this canvas bag ($21).

Rube Goldberg made simple tasks complicated by intervening with all sorts of contraptions, like this design by Joe Van Wetering, which can be printed on an iPhone case ($19).

Techies, tinkerers, and foodies need look no further than this handbook ($12) full of edible DIY projects.

Energize your intellectual juices with this reminder of pioneering women in science. The Marie Curie pint Glass ($15) has a beautiful drawing of her.

Every geeky mixologist needs this cocktail chem set ($45) complete with shaker, flask, test tubes, mixing rod, and bottle rack by their side.

Why is it that great inspiration always strikes in the shower? Study up and energize your intellectual senses with this periodic table shower curtain ($78).

Party on, molecules! In introduction to molecular bonding, your favorite organic compound lives it up on a t-shirt ($12).

Get organized with these soft, cuddly versions ($18 each) of what you've got going on inside. It's a great get-well gift and also a fantastic study tool for the doctor- or nurse-in-training.

Keep water rings away with the elements coaster set ($31) made of eco-friendly bamboo.

Make any friend deliriously happy with a neuron necklace ($40) — perfect for any budding brain researcher.

This delicate but cute DNA ring ($26) is an ideal gift for anyone obsessed with making genetic jokes.

Know anyone who is pregnant? Get her a unique karyotype pillow ($35) that will add a nice touch to a nursery.

Get someone's blood going with this pretty dopamine molecule bracelet ($36). It's available in rose gold.

Spice up someone's house with a wine chemistry glass ($19).