In this recent photo of Heidi Klum, we see her wearing a Diane von Furstenburg dress, in a vivid modern stripe print, cinched at the waist with a belt.  This dress is probably way out of budget for most of us, but modern stripes/geometrics/similar patterns on dresses are definitely within reach and a belted waist is the look of the season.  I chose to highlight Ms. Klum’s ensemble because of her jewelry choice.  She’s wearing a chunky charm bracelet, which mirrors the bold look of her outfit and the playfulness of the print.

If you have a printed dress or printed top that you need to accessorize with jewelry, check out the charm bracelets and the huge selection of charms on ZuluMoon.  Of course, charm bracelets are totally customizable, too.  For instance, you can get this 7 inch, 120 gauge bracelet and add a few charms such as this regal crown charm or a monogram initial charm in the letter of your preference.

For most people in Mexico and many people around the world, the word silver is most associated with the hillside city of Taxco (pronounced tahs-ko). Perched along the mountainside at 5,000 feet, Taxco de Alarcón, as it's officially known, offers incredible views from almost any location. For the traveler there are the narrow and often hidden cobblestone streets and alleys, full of eateries and lodgings.  Since the mid 1700s, silver mines have been in operation (although only one is open today).  Taxco is the world's capital of silver, with over 200 shops and dozens of renowned silver jewelers.  Shoppers from all over Mexico and tourists alike, go there to see the greatest quantity and variety of silver objects.

Set down your luggage; you needn’t go to Mexico to get Taxco jewelry.  ZuluMoon offers a selection of Taxco jewelry on their site!  My favorites, among them, are this charming little Sterling Silver Enamel Kitty Cat Pin and this Handmade Horse Bracelet.  Read the product descriptions for each one; I think you will really appreciate the artisan pride and quality craftsmanship that is put into each piece. 

(Tourism source info: www.MexOnline.com)