Morse Code Bar Pendant Necklace - Black 6mm
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Orders dispatch in 1 to 2 business days
Morse code was one of the first forms of long distant communication invented by Samuel Morse in 1836. Morse code was vital during World War II, especially in carrying messages between the warships and the naval bases of the belligerents.
Morse code is longer than the alphabet. There is a 20 character limit in morse code on the front and back. There is a 16 character limit in morse code on the sides with holes. Each dot counts as a single character, each dash counts as a single character. Spaces count as a character.
★ Check out the Morse Code Chart before ordering.
- 1.5 inch bar - 6mm
- 24 inch 2mm stainless box chain
- Made of stainless steel - black plated
Processing orders will take 1 to 2 business days before shipping them out. Orders during gift giving holidays like Christmas or Valentine's Day will take around 2 to 3 business days to process before shipping them out. Weekends are not business days.
Domestic Shipping
- Standard shipping* - 3 to 5 business days
- Priority shipping - 2 to 3 business days
- Express shipping - 1 to 2 business day
International Shipping
- Standard shipping - 1 to 6 weeks - depending on your location.
- Priority shipping - we currently do not support priority international.
- Please be aware that international orders outside of the US may have duty/tax fees when picking up your package. Check with your local tax laws.
Earrings, engraved and clearance items are final sale - they cannot be returned or exchanged.
All approved items are able to be returned or exchanged within 30 days from original delivered date.
Items must be in their original unused and unworn condition with original packaging.
NECKLACES - Before you buy, try using a rope or shoestring around your neck, find the perfect length, then measure it. Model has a 15" neck, is 5' 11" tall and weighs 180lbs. Chains with pendants can weigh down the chain a bit more making it appear longer.
BRACELETS - The best way to measure your wrist is with a fabric tape measure, rope or a thin slip of paper. The measurement should be taken at the smallest part of the wrist between the hand and wrist bone. You will need to wrap the string around your wrist and measure it. After you measure it, cut it to the length you measured. Wrap it around again and make sure that it is a perfect (not loose) fit. If it is loose and overlaps, cut again and double check, then that is your final measurement. Thickness of bracelets can impact the comfort - always size up .5" to 1" depending on your comfort level.
