Custom Date Stainless Steel Morse Code Bracelet

Whatever date is meaningful to you, say it with Morse Code.

The traditional gift for an 11th wedding anniversary is stainless steel, but why not give it a modern twist. Customise one of my Morse Code bracelets with a wedding date to give a unique and memorable gift.

Your Morse Code message is created using dots and dashes to create your secret message. Each bracelet comes with a card that details the message and its Morse Code equivalent. Interested in other Morse Code items? Then please view my Morse Code collection.

How To Order:

• Choose your Morse Code message. Due to limitations of how many beads can fit on a bracelet the Morse Code date will be of the form 1 9 10. I.e. the day and month will be without any leading zeros e.g. 1 rather than 01 and the year will be the last two digits e.g. 10 rather than 2010. If you write . or / between numbers (that will be printed on the message card). However, a word spacer will be used between the day, month and year numbers instead of the Morse Code character for . (•—•—•—) or / (—••—•) (see the fourth photo).
  
• Choose the bracelet length. Available in several different sizes (7" is the standard length).

Product Details:

• Dot beads - 2x3.5mm - stainless steel
• Dash beads - 5x3mm - stainless steel
• Lobster clasp - 9mm
• All the metal used in this bracelet is stainless steel.
• Message card details your message and its International Morse Code equivalent.
• Packaged in a cardboard gift box that is made from 100% recycled card.

Extra Product Information:

• There can be limitations with the length of the Morse Code message that can fit onto a bracelet. If you’re unsure whether your custom date will fit the particular bracelet length you want to buy, then send me a message. Tell me the date and the bracelet length you would like and I can let you know whether that will work. If it can’t fit, I will offer an alternative suggestion. Or you might have to get creative with your message or shorten it in some way for it to fit the required bracelet size.
• I try to print separate words of the Morse Code message on different lines on the card. However, if space is limited and more than one word is on the same line, then / shows where one word ends and a new one begins.