I Love You Bracelet

I Love You Bracelet: A Romantic Beacon of Love

Inspired by the legendary Minots Ledge Light off the coast of Massachusetts, this bracelet carries the heartfelt message of "I Love You," symbolized by its iconic 1°4°3 light sequence. The story of this lighthouse’s romantic signal comes alive in our design, with silver-filled beads representing the sequence nestled gracefully between radiant glass seed beads.

Whether as a meaningful gift for a loved one or a personal reminder of someone special, the I Love You Bracelet is more than just an accessory—it’s a story of love you can wear every day. Its elegant design and heartfelt symbolism make it perfect for both everyday wear and special occasions.

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I Love You Bracelets come packaged on a card detailing the 1 ° 4 ° 3 story, in an organza gift bag. 

To avoid overstretching your elastic, roll your bracelets on and off, rather than stretching them over your hand.

To prolong the life of your bracelets, avoid wearing them in the pool or ocean and limit exposure to lotions and soaps that can weaken your elastic over time.

• The first lighthouse on Minot's Ledge was built in 1847 on iron legs, a daring design for its time, intended to withstand the harsh ocean environment.
• In 1851, a powerful storm destroyed the original lighthouse, highlighting the challenges of building on a rocky ledge exposed to open ocean swells.
• The current lighthouse, completed in 1860, was built using interlocking granite blocks, making it one of the first wave-swept lighthouses in the United States to use this innovative and durable design.
• The lighthouse's construction features dovetailed granite blocks, which interlock for strength and stability, allowing it to withstand the forces of the Atlantic Ocean.
• Minot's Ledge, a treacherous reef just offshore, posed significant challenges during construction, requiring ingenuity to secure the foundation.
• The lighthouse stands 114 feet tall, and its light is visible for 18 miles, helping to guide mariners through the dangerous waters of Boston Harbor's southern approaches.
• The light flashes a unique pattern of one flash, followed by four flashes, and then three flashes. This sequence is famously interpreted as "I love you," making it a romantic symbol for many.
• Because of its 1-4-3 light signal, Minot's Ledge Light is often referred to as the "Lover’s Light."
• In 1981, Minot's Ledge Light was designated as a National Historic Landmark, recognizing its architectural and historical importance.
• Some claim the lighthouse is haunted, with tales of ghostly whispers and footsteps attributed to two keepers who perished when the original iron lighthouse collapsed.
• The lighthouse was automated in 1947, eliminating the need for a full-time keeper.