Exotic jewelry from Morgan Soule; the Morgan Jean collection

Imagine being inspired while riding through the ancient city of Petra on horseback, soaking in the Dead Sea in Israel, and snorkeling the Molokini crater in Maui? If everything went well, I would have probably compiled a poetry collection. Just kidding. Jewelry designer Morgan Soule went through these experiences and she ended up creating hand-made necklaces and earrings for the fashion savvy woman.

Some of the collections that she has developed are:

Chatuchak Clusters: From items available at Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok, Thailand. The flea market is the largest of its kind, covering over 35 acres with 15,000 shops and over 200,000 visitors each day!

Swami’s: Located along the historical Highway 101 in Morgan’s surfer hometown in Southern California—you’ll find Swami’s Beach. With world-class waves and beautiful bluff top views, Swami’s is a local treasure.

Ka Jok See Rocker - The trendy nightlife and restaurant destination in Phuket, Thailand.

Molokini - Named after a popular tropical snorkeling destination in Hawaii.

Angkor - Named after the Angkor Wat Temples in Cambodia, these jewelry pieces are made in simple to intricate designs, much like the temples which range from single towers made of bricks to vast stone temple complexes.

Exciting jewelry for women from Israel

As you know about my fascination with jewelry, let me introduce you to some really interesting designs from Israeli designers Ruth Anchelovitch, Lily Perry, Ofer and Ruth Hotomlanski, Ari Kuperman, Limor Gefen, Ruth Finkelstein, Pam Moss and MORE Fusion and Hand Blown Glass. They have teamed up to form HLG Jewelry.

Lily's eloquent silver pendant with opal, lapiz, garnet, and rose quartz is shown on the left.

Here is the MORE Blown glass and fusion collection.

And finally, this is Ari Kuperman's silver pendant with scroll design that has been oxidized black in the middle to bring out the details and show off the stones.

Heart shaped necklace to wear on a date

I like to have a large collection of accessories, particularly jewelry. Yeah, yeah, I know, those of you out there who think that it is better to have a few excellent pieces (preferably diamonds - where's the man who is gonna buy it for me) than to have too many. But you know what, when people look at you, they can never figure out if your jewelry cost a $100 or $10. And that is why when I have too many, I can mix and match and also coordinate them with my outfit and other accessories.

So when you are going on a date and want to send a subtle message to him, try this romantic heart shape locket necklace with charms. It is 30" long with a 5" drop and the heart has a magnetic closure. If you were wondering, how much it costs: 10 bucks. No $9.99 BS. Jennifer Orlando keeps it simple at her boutique.