7 Stunning Pieces of British Royal Jewelry We Haven't Seen in Decades
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:37 The Persian Turquoise Tiara
02:18 The Love Trophy Collar
03:59 The Dagmar Necklace
05:14 The Teck Crescent Tiara
06:23 Queen Mary's Sapphire Bandeau
07:11 The Oriental Circlet
08:38 The Indian Ruby, Lasque, and Pearl Tiara
Now THIS is a turquoise parure set I really like, including the tiara! The whimsy of the setting really suits this stone. I would like to see Princess Catherine wearing this, since she tends to choose the lesser known pieces.Triumph of Love collar is spectacular! I wonder why Princess Anne never wore it, she went through a very 70s time of liking dog-collar chokers, and this would have looked good on her. The Oriental Circlet is brilliant, probably more so with rubies in it than opals, but fire opals are very beautiful in their own right.
If these jewels could talk what stories they could share! How I would love to see all these pieces!
Excellent video and great variety of jewelry shown. Thank you.
Thank you, the oriental circlet is a favorite of mine, I enjoy it's delicacy especially compared to the Burmese ruby tiara which I find rather 'heavy' in appearance. The panelled necklace is unusual too though probably best suited to someone with a long neck.
Catherine would look stunning in them😊
Great selection of jewels I didn't know about the last tiara featured it's very unique and beautiful
The Oriental Circlet is beautiful.
I like to see rubies in jewelry and tiaras, I very much like your presentations, please keep it up.
Princess Catherine would look stunning in the turquoise pieces.
The late Queen Elizabeth II had a tendency to avoid pieces whose provenance was uncertain in effort to avoid controversy. I'd argue that is why we haven't seen Queen Mary's Bandeau or the Indian Ruby, Lasque and Pearl Tiara.
I do think Catherine, would look good with the Persian Turquoise tiara as well as the Oriental Circlet once she returns to those big Royal occasions.
I loved the jewels, but the voice, is it AI? There are some odd pronunciations.
Someone with darker hair, like Catherine, should wear the turcoise tiara. Camilla with the Queenmothers tiara...
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This makes me wonder if Meghan picked one fir het wedding. Harry saying give her what she wants and the Queen said NO.
I keep hoping that the current Queen and POW go into the jewel vault and pick things not seen in a bit
Although exquisite, I wonder how many pieces contain blood diamonds.
None of them would be considered as Blood Diamond as that term refers to stones n
Mined in Africa from the 1970s onwards. All these pieces far exceeded those years some by hundreds of years, and as the commentary states many pieces would of been made from much much older family pieces with older rose cut diamonds being re cut.
The term blood diamonds didn't exist back then, but you can only imagine the atrocious conditions workers endure.
It would be nice if Queen Camilla wears these long unseen tiaras
I have given this video a thumbs down and I will not subscribe to the channel despite its intriguing subject matter. I don't think this is a channel created and presented by a real woman. The commentary sounds like it is computer-generated--poor pronunciations and very stilted delivery. I have watched more than this one video and each time I have come to the same conclusion. I only subscribe to real channels produced by people who are honestly doing the work.
English isn't my native language, so I can't voice my videos myself, and the translations likely don't sound as natural as I'd like. However, I truly pour my heart into this channel, investing a great deal of time and effort.