Everyday JEWELLERY of Old Money Women | Nicole Fiona Davies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2022
- Hello ladies,
Have you noticed that when people talk about an “Old Money Aesthetic” they are usually wearing tweed and pearls?
Or have you ever searched “Old Money Jewellery” to then only find the most opulent photos of High Society dripping in emeralds and rubies?
… But what about those in-between moments?
… What about the non tweed and pearl days?
In this video, I will be discussing what I have noticed about Old Money Women and their Jewellery.
I hope you enjoy the video.
Best wishes,
Nicole
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About my channel - Hello - pleasure to meet you. My name is Nicole, my journey here on TH-cam has not been a linear one. I first started posting videos here, as a form of creative escape. Then I started posting videos as I was working as a beautician.Originally from Canada, I moved over to the UK in 2018 - and from there I have been working as a full-time beauty and fashion content creator.I love sharing my passion for beauty and fashion with you all - furthermore, I love showing you how we can level up our appearance, and our lifestyle by making small minor ( or major ) tweaks. Subscribe to this channel to hear how I navigate life, and subscribe to this channel to see which professionals I bring on to help me with my level up journey.Thank you so much for watching, I hope to see you in my next video.Best wishes, Nicole
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Rule of thumb: pearls for day. Diamonds for night.
I am not "trying to persuade someone I am Old Money-but I was raised and continue to hold many traditions and principles of what is now called old money--and no one is taking my pearls away! I love pearls, cultured, and natural, in all their forms. And yes, I may someday clutch them as well. Why not?
Diana’s sapphire ring was her engagement ring. My grandfather was a jeweler and sapphires are the original traditional engagement ring jewel.
My favorite piece of jewellery is a pair of simple rose gold bar earrings. I like how they are minimal but still interesting.
It's probably the one thing about old money I don't really go in for 😂 I have quite a lot of jewelry but most is handmade beaded jewelry or macrame or something. It is usually quite colourful and most of the time not very minimalist. Some of that was born of necessity - thin chains are in danger from babies and wiggly toddlers whereas bangles and velvet chokers survive the occasional grab or tug. My youngest is 4 and I have just started wearing my chains again, though because he sits on my lap a lot still, I still have to be careful of him accidentally catching it with an elbow or hand if he moves around.
Ah, thanks for sharing. I didn't think of this. Very practical!
I've tended to go for semi-precious stones in my jewellery, and some of them are sentimental, others I simply like the colour, and I've made a couple of my own necklaces, when I couldn't find what I wanted.
When I was in Oman, I found a lapis lazuli necklace, and a necklace with jade and aventurine. When I was travelling, I found a gorgeous red coral necklace, and I wore it so much that the paint was pealing off the beads and I realised it was fake!! I then bought quality imitation red coral beads and made a similar necklace. Incidentally, I need to repair it now, to replace the cotton threads I used at the time with proper beading wire.
Around the same time, I made myself a pearl necklace, with 3 rows of very small swarovski imitation pearls, mostly ivory but with blue pearls at the ends, to give a touch of something original. And a couple of years back, I made a necklace in memory of my grandparents, with Eilat stones that I ordered in from Israel and small burgundy imitation pearls to compliment the teal green stones, which I've worn quite a lot. They had bought a necklace as tourists there, which I inherited, and realised it was fake too because I wore it so much! I'd like to make another imitation pearl necklace, this time in tones to suit my grandmother's earrings, I think they're enamel, and whilst they likely aren't expensive, they look it, and I think of her whenever I wear them.
Otherwise, I have quite a few pieces that were finds by artisans, or on vintage/antique markets. The only "gold" jewellery I have, is a rose-gold watch I bought when I was a flight attendant, every crew member had a statement watch! Thank God I found one with crystals all over it, instead you can see the mechanisms of the watch behind the hands, which I love!!
I do love my jewellery collection, and whilst most of my pieces aren't worth much, I've got a knack of choosing the right piece to really compliment what I'm wearing.
That’s the best because it’s more meaningful because of memories of your travels or jewelry you made in memory of your grandparents.
Oh wow! How did you learn to make them yourself? I feel like I would love to learn this!
New subscriber. I love all about Elegance or old money
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Do they even wear 14kt solid gold or is it only 18kt and higher?
Have yo been elegant class?
How to jewelery?
Can you do a video how to where that it does not take over the outfit? Whatsyour favorite to jewelry?
And color, brand?
Hello, thank you for your patience with my response. Have you seen this video that I put out? Hopefully it helps in regards to the topic of jewellery. th-cam.com/video/2RgZAi4u4ew/w-d-xo.html
If you want to be blown away by infinite varieties of jewellery then India is the place for you. We are obsessed with gold and precious jewellery. Sorry but when I see west there is hardly any variety, we have sea of options to choose from. Most population in our country hold so much gold that we are on no 2 in hoarding gold and jewells for generations . So you can trust my words.
Ladies, I am checking in., I am from old money, so here is some advice.
Rule don't wear more than 3 pieces of jewelry.
Invest in a classic watch, e.g. Longines. You only need 4 earrings 1. pearls, 2, 24ct stud, 3. Diamond studs 4. black pear/turquoise studs. Rings, wear a gold band on pinkie. Necklace. Have 3 varieties of pearls. Also, one thin gold chain. Brooches. Invest in 3 high qualities. The rest of your jewelry, you can use costume and mix it with the heirloom pieces. Good luck. ps Don't use Gucci as this is a giveaway you are not old money.
Any advice for men
(That is not minimalist and boring)
Kings used to wear more jewelry than women so there has to be some old money custom that still paved way for men who wear more
@@bperez8656 Depends what country/customs you adhere to. Invest in a good watch, for example the Parmigian or Jaeger-LeCoultre.
why do you wear a gold band on your pinkie?
Do you guys wear 14kt solid gold? or are all your gold 24kt?
@@ym2931 Why are you concerned about something so meaningless, when at this moment in history a genocide is taking place in the middle east and out western governments are and have been lying to us, to benefit themselves.? Get your properties right.
I just love thé thumbnail of Diana and Meghan
Thank you, I liked it too!