This one-of-a-kind necklace features individually hand-fired glass from two artists a world apart — one in Israel (focal) and one in Missouri (multi). It features 14k gold fill and solid, .925 sterling silver. It comes with a laminated "how to read the pattern" card, a "how-to scroll" tucked inside the s.s. charm dangling from the clasp, and a grey suede gift box. "Morse Code Jewelry is not only beautiful; it has brains, too. It 'spells' something.  It is distinguished by strict quality control ... and its unique history in early radio broadcasting," Annie Fields of Morse Code Jewelry told TDmonthly. "Its founder lives and works within sight of the world's first two-way, trans-Atlantic Morse Code exchange, Marshfield, Mass., and was, herself, a radio broadcaster for 20 years." Launch date: 2008.