Dames a la Mode Products - Regency Jewelry Favorites!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2020
- In this video I'll be showing you some of my recent and favorite items of my jewelry that are particularly good for Regency-era costuming. In honor of the virtual Jane Austen Festival that is happening online this weekend!
All items here are available on my website at www.damesalamode.com (individual links to items are below):
Chain and crystal festoon necklace: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Red "coral" necklace: www.damesalamode.com/products...
Red "coral" long necklace: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
"Jet" fringe necklace: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
"Jet" earrings: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Garnet halo necklace: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Emerald halo necklace: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Orange collet necklace: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Pink collet necklace: www.damesalamode.com/products...
Amethyst collet necklace: www.damesalamode.com/products...
Navy blue collet necklace: www.damesalamode.com/products...
Jane Austen crosses: www.damesalamode.com/products...
Cluster brooch: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Bar brooch: www.damesalamode.com/products...
Belt buckles: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Cluster and teardrop earrings: www.damesalamode.com/collecti...
Jane Austen silhouette earrings: www.damesalamode.com/products...
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Your jewelry is gorgeous. Every piece! I would love to see each of your sewing projects paired with complimentary jewelry from your collection. It would be lovely to see them finishing the look. I love the way you add jewelry to historical portraits on Instagram.
Thank you! That is a great idea!
LOVE THE BLACK JET FACETED FESTOON NECKLACE! JUST LOVELY.
This inspired me to put on jewelry for the first time in months!
Hooray! I find that when I put on jewelry it just makes me feel better, even if I'm in my pyjamas!
GOOD FOR YOU!!!
My Debbie says that you present so well: girly And your product is so well researched and truly pretty. She can only imagine your probable fine workmanship. She wishes good fortune on your enterprise.
*me, when the little citrine cross goes out of stock* "whatever happened to baby Jane?" :P
Seriously.... beautiful work!
It is so wonderful to see the pieces in motions!
This was SUPER helpful! My eyes are bigger than my basket now LOL
ME TOO!
Please make more videos like this! It helps me visualize how it would look on me! Also it’s quite relaxing lol.
I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed it! I definitely will be making more of these :)
Like the chain you are wearing. ☘️🌝🌲
I love this!! I love how you admire yourself too while wearing the jewels, it’s sweet 😊
These are so beautiful!
LOVELY PIECES!
Thank you. Very pretty.
Beautiful work
I love your jewelry beautiful
I loved watching this jewelry video! I'd love to see more of your pieces in a video!
Thank you so much! Very glad you enjoyed it :)
Oh that Halo necklace!!! I want it so badly. Unfortunately, I can count on zero hands the number of events I’ve been to in the last ten years that calls for that type of jewellery, so I don’t think I could justify buying it, as much as I want it.
So nice to see that there is another citrine and brooch lover out there! Well, I am a compulsive gem horder so I would gladly wear all those gorgeous jewels you sell.
I would totally watch videos about you making jewelry.
So many pretties!! What beautiful jewelry!
Thank you so much!
Love your earrings
Gorgeous! Love the different pieces! Wish I wore more - but as much as I love looking, I wear very little - but they are lovely
Thank you so much!
I loved hearing you talk about jewelry, you sound so very happy! And it is really helpfull seeing jewelry on to a person, and i appreciate the shopping tips you gave (regarding height/build for example)
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!
I have a large octagon Harlequin collet ❤🧡💛💚💙💜. I wear it all the time! Depending on the color of my outfit, I'll twist it around so the matching-color stone is in the center. I need more sparklies!
Yay! The harlequin style is one of my favorites just for the versatility!
Had no idea you were such a great jewelry creator. Very cool. 👍🏽
Thanks! I realized that I had never talked about my actual job here on TH-cam 😂
@@DamesalaMode Haha no, but I get to hear about some of what you do, but didn't know about it in detail. Glad you did this video.
Wonderful video! Visited your shop page and picked up a necklace and matching set of earrings
Thank you so much!
Beautiful beautiful pieces. Truly stunning. I love the halo style you showed. I do have a question but it is unrelated to jewelry. At 15:50 you showed a portrait. My daughter saw and said I looked like me. Can you please tell us a little bit more about it? The resemblance is striking.
Marie Antoinette's daughter! Here you go! commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marie_Th%C3%A9r%C3%A8se_of_France,_Duchess_of_Angoul%C3%AAme.jpg#mw-jump-to-license
I love jewelry and sparkly stuff. Maybe you can do a tutorial or two. The pieces you've shown are stunning!
Thank you!
The rope glass beads are awesome. I have white ones my granny made in her twenties. They’re longer than the red ones you have.
That's so cool! I love really long necklaces!
Me too. I lost Granny last fall, but she had made several long needed in her twenties that I have. She was ninety four about to be ninety five when she passed.
I am loving these videos showing off your different style options! Saving up to buy myself a parure from you someday :) Could you do a video on 'head necklaces', what time periods and styles were popular? I'd love to do one someday, but I don't know much about them!
I'm so glad you're enjoy the videos! I probably won't do one on "head necklaces" because they are such a brief fad and I really hate making them so they won't be offered in my shop hahaha, but here is a link with some info on them! They are basically only around for a little blip in the 19th century - late 1820s to very early 1840s: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferronni%C3%A8re
@@DamesalaMode Thanks a lot!
i want one of each! take my money!!!!!
😂😂😂😂
Can I ask how you got the Jane’s Cross reproduced? Did you make it yourself or have a jeweler make it? I also have some pieces I would like replicated. Thank you…LOVED this video - very informative!
Taylor, I am really digging your Burnley and Trowbridge handkerchief! My sister bought me some strands of "bamboo" coral in 4mm and 5mm on the off chance it would work for a Regency necklace. Have you heard of bamboo coral, is it any good?
Yes! Bamboo coral is one of the real coral options available. Bamboo coral is a special type of coral that is naturally white so it can be dyed lots of different tones.
ordered those Jane silhouette earrings. couldn't do it fast enough.
Thank you!
My favourite is the halo necklace in green. What metal do you use for your necklaces?
This was very helpful. Thank you.
Would the “long” coral necklace work for 18th century too? Like 1770’s?
No, Coral wasn't worn by grown women in the 18th prior to the 1790s. It was considered children's jewelry only. It isn't really worn by women until you get into the high-waisted empire styles in the 1790s. They also mostly didn't wear "long" jewelry in the 18th century. Everything was worn high on the neck and wouldn't have covered the bodice of your gown (with the exception of a few pieces of jewelry specifically designed for royalty).
Dames a la Mode Thank you. That helped me a lot. I’m looking for jewelry that would be good for upper middle class during the 1770’s. What would you recommend?
If I may ask what metal is used for your earring hooks? I have to have nickel free.
They are plated brass which is nickel free
If i wore all those pieces i'd be a blingier version of Mr T lol
They do get a little bit heavy if you wear them all together hahaha