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For some people, the value of jewelry is measured by weight and carat. For others, jewelry has sentimental value and belongs to a certain moment or state of mind known only to them. That's why Samara looked for a way to offer exactly the feeling, meaning and depth of a jewel in a different way. Whether it's a bracelet, a necklace or a ring, they all carry a secret, personalized message, known only to the wearer, written in binary code or Morse code. What makes them unique? The uniqueness of Samara jewelry does not come from the jewelry itself, but from its message. "We looked for our bracelets to be more loaded with a message. We wanted to put the beads in order. They should say something to the wearer, but not ostentatious, not in a way that everyone can understand. That's how we got to Morse code. A unique way of saying something, but which could also be as creative and aesthetic as possible. Then, I also introduced the binary code, for a look with more symmetry, but which has the same idea behind it", explains Aura Dima, founder of Samara Jewelry. Coding of jewelry is either in Morse or binary code. The difference is in the characters: the Morse code is made up of dots and lines, and the binary code is made up of digits - 1 and 0. Morse Code Two red beads represent a line; A silver bead represents a point; The black beads represent the spaces between letters and words, one black bead the space between letters, and 4 black beads the space between two words. Binary Code For years binary code was only associated with IT and accessible only to a limited number of people, but now it can cross this barrier and be introduced for the first time in the world of fashion. Each letter has its associated code, which we managed to translate into truly unique accessories. The perfect gift for any occasion Being such versatile and unique pieces, they represent a perfect gift for any occasion. Whether it's a loved one's birthday or a special occasion when you want to show your love and appreciation, Samara jewelry is ideal. That's why we created collections specially designed for every occasion, from martissor, to dragobettes, to jewelry with an encouraging message.

Love has your name"Life is the flower for which love is the honey." - Victor HugoLove, an infinity Love is the key that opens hearts and softens souls. It unites destinies, destroys concepts and preconceptions, binds or breaks oaths. It wears different forms, so that we express our love towards friends, boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife, parents, children. All of them are part of our soul. Love is a celebration every day, but expressed more on the day of love, Valentine's Day   In the month of love, express your love with LOVE CODE from Samara Jewelry Discover below some gift ideas for men or women for Valentine's Day because we know for sure that you are pro love, pro romance, so we offer you some suggestions to impress your loved one and make them feel unique, special.   Let us help you with some gift ideas for Valentine's Day! And, so that you can see how close we are to you, we thought that you should prepare ahead of time and offer you numerous discounts between January 19, 2023 and February 15, 2023. 10% discount for 2 items purchased, 15% discount for 3 items purchased and 20% discount for 4 or more items purchased. Elegance and brilliance, codified love...only you...and the rest of the world know. Tell him "I love you!" in Morse code or binary code. The most beautiful declaration of love comes from the heart. We help you translate it into a bracelet whose message only you will know! Or you can give him your heart. The heart chakra is characterized by feelings of love, attachment, trust and passion. It is the chakra of love in all its aspects, located right next to the soul. Feel the intense love. Give unconditional love. And don't forget, say "I love you" as often as possible. Valentine's Day Many legends are known about the celebration of Saint Valentine, but the most famous of them tells that Valentine was a Roman priest, who lived in the 3rd century, during the time of Emperor Claudius III, who would have forbidden marriages, arguing that married men are weak soldiers. However, priest Valentin continued to officiate marriages, he continued to fight in the name of love. Upon learning that Valentin disobeys the emperor's order, Valentin is imprisoned and sentenced to death. Being in prison, he in turn falls in love with the jailer's daughter and on the very day of his execution, February 14, he sends her a letter that he signs "Your Valentine". From that moment until today, love won.