"Ptown," what natives call Provincetown, Mass., is made with the blue of the ocean, the green of the waves, the opalescence of the sand, and the copper fire of the late summer sun. Creamy solid 14k gold and solid .925 sterling silver set the Swarovski crystal ablaze in the handmade piece, designed to be as splendid as that point on the outermost point of Massachusetts' peninsula. The piece is handmade in New England. "morse code jewelry® is bracelets and necklaces with the components laid out in the dot-and-dash pattern of Morse code to 'spell' words," Annie Fields, founder of morse code jewelry®, told TDmonthly. Launch date: September 9, 2009.

This jewelry features components laid out in the dot-and-dash pattern of Morse code to "spell" words. "Morse Code Jewelry is never plated, plastic or vermeil," Founder Annie Fields told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2001.

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.