If the Lego Diamond Ring wasn’t enough “ice” to cool your Lego-themed gadget jets, then the Lego Ice Tray will be sure to drop your temperature. The tray produces 10 Lego cubes with each load and makes your beverages absurdly geeky.

Sadly for us, they are not yet available in the U.S. *whimper* But maybe we’ll have one of our Asian friends pick one up for us because they sure as hell leave more of an impression than your average ice tray. — Andrew Dobrow

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Jay-Z is going to want some of this ice. This Sarcar Solitaire watch integrates a nauseating amount of diamonds. A beautiful bezel one carat diamond revolves around a diamond ring, coated with a track of even more diamonds. Which is then laid on the face plate of even MORE diamonds. And so on and so forth.

The watch strap is made of fine crocodile skin leather, and if this wasn’t luxury enough for you, there is also a Royal Solitaire edition which has the strap encrusted with gold and diamonds. The standard Solitaire is going to run you easily in the seven figures. Is there such thing as too much bling? Nah… — Andrew Dobrow

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The Lego Ring is a cool little trinket we came across. The ring is a hybrid between the classic Lego building toys and romantic jewelery, complete with a diamond. The Jacqueline Sanchez designed Forever Young Ring Number 1 Diamond Ring is a nice little novelty gift. And an expensive novelty at that!

The ring costs $250, which might seem like a lot of money for a ring made out of child toy pieces, but there are millions of Lego fanatics out there so it makes sense to integrate the two objects, creating a geeky romantic hybrid. — Andrew Dobrow

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