Review on SANNYRA Morse Code Bracelet 14K Gold Plated Beads On Silk Cord Friendship Bracelet Gift For Her by Toni Chapman

I ordered a few of these bracelets, and outside of the "wording" on them, they have all been the same - and it's nice to see consistent quality across multiple samples. They are well done with a nice silk cord (that's what they say, but it's just a nice black cord to me) and nicely plated beads. No, they aren't fancy, but I find them to be innovative, simple, and elegant.They come in a cool (to me) glittery box and are packaged as shown with the bracelet wrapped around a card that says the message and gives the Morse code. I find the packaging to be pretty nice, and it's definitely gift worthy.They say that you can leave it on all day, including bathing, so I have. I've been wearing it all weekend and have gone through two showers with one on my ankle, and it has held up great so far. Only time will tell if the cord holds up and/or the plating stays on, but at least neither is showing any noticeable wear after days of use and getting soaked.It's on my ankle because the cord is really way too big for the average wrist, which is one aspect of pull-to-tighten bands like this - they have to be large enough to go over your hand (or foot), and then you have excess cord hanging off when you tighten it. You might find that you'll want to shorten the cord and redo the knots on the ends.Here's where I think that they could have done better:(*) It would have been really nice if they'd included the Morse code alphabet (as shown in the product photos) on the back side of the nice card that the bracelet is wrapped around. There is no real explanation anywhere of what the symbols mean.(*) Using black beads for spaces would have made this five stars. As it is, all of the gold plated beads blend together into essentially a golden band on a black cord. Black spacer beads would have really made the code stand out, IMO.Still nice bracelets, but just a couple of changes could have made them great.