Letters.

"I bought it for my mom's 60th. She FaceTimed me crying. We talk every Sunday and she always wears it. I never thought a bracelet could be this. Thank you for what you make."

"My bracelet has a name. My bracelet has a name. Why doesn't every bracelet have a name? I keep telling people about this and they don't believe me until I show them the card."

"I cried when I read mo's note. I've never had a brand know me before. I read it three times and then I called my sister and read it to her. Then she ordered one too."

"I started wearing it the morning after my divorce was final. I haven't taken it off in six months. I don't know what I expected — I just know it makes me feel like I'm holding something that knows what I went through."

"I'm a writer. I bought The Reader when I was halfway through the book and stuck. I don't think a bracelet finished my book, but I do think wearing one specifically made for the kind of mind I have helped me sit at the desk longer. Anyway: the book is done."

"My partner doesn't usually like jewelry but she wears this every day. She said it doesn't feel like jewelry, it feels like a small object she carries. I think that's the highest compliment anyone could give what you make."

"I lost my mom in March. I bought a SENMOMO piece for myself in April — the one with smoky quartz, because it felt like what I was carrying. I've worn it every day since. Some days I touch it without thinking about her. Some days I touch it and she's all I think about. Both feel like a kind of company."

"My best friend and I bought Companions pieces last month. We live on different continents now. When my phone buzzes and it's a photo of her wearing #074 next to my #073, I feel like a person who is loved across distance. Which I am, but I needed the bracelet to remember."

"I'm 67 and I've never written to a brand before. I want you to know that the morning I opened the box and read mo's note, I sat at the kitchen table and read it twice. My daughter sent me this and I think it might be the most thoughtful gift I've received from her in our lifetime together."

"I gave birth in October. I bought a SENMOMO piece for myself in September — the one with pearl, because I knew I'd need something soft to touch. I wore it through labor. I wear it now. I don't know how you knew to make a bracelet for this moment but I'm grateful you did."

"My grandma asked me what brand I'm wearing. I told her about you. She said 'oh, like the bracelets we used to make at home.' I think she meant something else, but I liked that she said that. I think SENMOMO is what jewelry used to be, before everything had to be mass produced."

"I sent mine back for a re-string after fourteen months. The box came home with a note that said 'mo wanted you to have a new photograph too.' The piece looks better than it did when it shipped. I'm a SENMOMO wearer for life. You've earned it."