Morse Code Necklace

Encode a name or phrase into dots and dashes for bead jewelry. Use the free translator, then plan spacers between letters.

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550Hz
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15

CW Radio = sidetone beep used on HF. Telegraph = clicky sounder style. Pair with Farnsworth for learning.

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Bead mapping tips

  • Dot (.) — small round bead
  • Dash (-) — longer tube, bar, or three small beads touching
  • Letter gap — one contrasting spacer
  • Word gap — larger spacer or chain segment

Popular romantic encodings: I love you in Morse. Also see jewelry guide and tattoo spacing. Live conversion always lives on the morse code translator.

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