What is Morse Code
Have you ever felt the need for a personal reminder—a quiet signal that speaks directly to your heart? That’s where Morse code comes in. Developed in the 1800s, Morse code transformed communication, allowing people to send messages quickly and efficiently when handwritten letters took far too long. While it played a crucial role during wartime, its power extends beyond that—it’s a way to convey what we sometimes struggle to express.
Though not as commonly used today, Morse code still serves a vital purpose for those with severe disabilities, reminding us that every story deserves to be told.
Image from The New York Times
Why make Morse code bracelets?
At Indigo Bay, we believe that our products add to your story, helping you capture the moments that shape who you are and who you want to be. Sometimes, we need a personal reminder—a subtle nudge that speaks to us, and something that is always with us. Our Morse code bracelets offer just that: a tangible reminder that holds a message meaningful to you.
Making these bracelets is relaxes me and brings me happiness. I love that each bracelet has a story to tell, your story, and seeing the words that resonate with people, whether it’s a reminder of strength, love, or motivation.
Why would I want one?
- Design: These bracelets are not only nice to look at but also serve a purpose. They look great on their own or stacked with other pieces.
- Wearable Reminders: Simply tie it on and let it be your reminder. When it naturally falls off, it signifies that you’re ready for a new chapter or message.
- Connection: Each bracelet is made just for you, reflecting exactly what you need at this moment in your life.
What are they made from?
Indigo Bay Morse code bracelets are made from silk cord and durable stainless steel and brass beads.
After lots of experimenting and feedback from customers we moved away from plated beads due to concerns about wear and tear, and ultimately chose stainless steel and brass for their strength, durability, and longevity. Stainless steel resists tarnishing, while the brass beads develop a pretty patina, changing from a shiny gold to a matte finish.
Get your Morse Code bracelet here. And if you would like a custom bracelet - a choose your own word version, just click here or here for one with a charm.
