The Chinese kanji symbol for “Serenity” in a 1″ silhouette style with the translation engraved on the back. Available in sterling silver as a charm, pendant, and earrings. Also available as a 14k yellow gold pendant.

And you know they know their audience; they also have kanji charms for “firefly” and “browncoat.” Stop by DragonWeave for these and many more beautiful pieces.

Monkeyshines Beadery has more than enough wonderful items to lighten your purse, but we’re gonna stick with her Firefly/Serenity stuff.

If you’ve seen Inara, Zoe, Kaylee, or Saffron wearing jewelry, odds are good that Jen at Monkeyshines has found near-prefect copies or made them herself. Each one is handmade so availability may be hit or miss but she more than makes up for that in quality. She also has a variety of attractive CafePress designs for shirts and sundries.

Juggling geese! Goslings! They were juggled!

And you too can get into this highly competitive sport with a boxed set of three fluffy, adorable, easy-to-hurl goslings. Even if you have no interest in goose abuse, this makes a fantastic gift. Packed in a huge Chinese take-out box, the goslings come with specialized instructions and a few goodies. You can’t beat it for the price; I was very happy when I opened mine (pictured). And it turns out that goslings are a good weight for juggling. Who knew?

You need this.

Wash-O-Saurus also sells Browncoat silicone wristbands in brown and black.

FanDone.com sells a variety of original Firefly/Serenity items, plus they promote fan activities and fundraising efforts. But we’re here to talk about the stuff.

They got Can’t Take the Sky wristbands. They got Serenity necklaces. They got ‘Verse-related charms for a charm bracelet (I love the tiny hands-of-blue one). They got Christmas ornaments. They got temporary tattoos of the Serenity kanji. They’ve even got black market beagles, in season! And they got plenty more to keep you occupied. Check ‘em out!

Elegant Firefly-inspired jewelry and more. Familiar-looking leather necklaces, badge lanyards, earrings, bracelets, and I’m thinking SerenityVerse.com is a good source of “Valentine’s Day” gifts, gentlemen.