pssst' Armband - to personalize (max. 5 letters)

It's been a while now that the scout has been keeping a close eye on PICTOFACTUM's creations. Berlin. The brand's jewelry is everything she loves: beautiful, original, sober and extravagant at the same time, holographic, easy to wear day or night, unique, handmade,.....

La dénicheuse chose pieces from two collections in particular: Kaleidoskop for the colorful, iridescent and holographic reflections that she loves, and the 'pssst' collection of Morse code jewelry, for the beauty of the message that is worn or offered.

The 'psst' collection is based on the Morse alphabet. A code for transmitting messages. It's made up of three symbols: short signal, long signal and pause. In this way, words or even whole sentences can be formed, which can only be read by those who understand the code.

The letters line up in silver and gold droplets along the chain. A delicate jewel in the strongest sense of the word.

The jewels are carefully handcrafted in Berlin. Each piece is unique and may differ slightly from the photo. The necklace features a 925 silver chain with small silver and gold dots.

Wear or offer your 'secret' message in Morse code. A fine piece of jewelry with great symbolic value.

The finder loves it, don't you?

Then you can offer a very personal gift by choosing the word, name, name combination, initials, nickname...., with a maximum of 5 letters.

• 1 mid-length necklace with mini droplets (3 morse symbols: short signal, long signal and pause) to personalize


• indicate your word in the comments of the order and the color of the gold or silver chain and the desired length of the bracelet


• delivery time 2-3 weeks


• 925 silver or gold-plated chain


• silver or gold-plated silver droplets


• PICTOFACTUM. Berlin

MY JEWEL DOESN'T SPARKLE. WHY?

You've just got it, unwrapped it and gone into a dark place with it? The stone has to 'charge' first. The brighter the light and the longer it stays inside, the stronger the luminous effect. Another tip for storage: put it somewhere with light, so it's always ready to shine.