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The Nur Ul AIN tiara is the most expensive tiara in the world. Its value is intensified by its huge diamonds and the incorporation of pink and blue diamonds. Its value is literally more expensive than the combined value of all the British royal tiaras. With regards to crowns and scepter British has the upper hand due to the incorporation of Cullinan and Kohinoor diamond. The two most expensive crowns in the world are the British Queen Mother crown and the Imperial State crown.

Cute!!😮😮

The cut steel tiara - cause it is very exceptional from all this diamonds perls and other stones. The Khedive Tiara is very beautiful.

I love what you made it amazing I was wondering if you’d be willing to collaborate on something I’ve recently become assistant curator to a early 20th century museum in central California called Madera and I’m wanting to create a social media account to promote the museum. The museum has extensive 1870s 1880s and other decades get back to me if you’re interested by chance are you near a place called Fresno?

Can you make strawhat from one piece

Black tea won out because when Sir Robert Fortune went to China to steal tea so they could grow it in India, he found out the Chinese were mixing a chemical with green tea to make it more green--but this chemical was poisonous. Once he brought this information back to England, they stopped drinking green tea.

Completely unrelated but has anyone told you that you remind them of Katie Holmes!

Great Job, thanks for the information!!!!

Very inspiring 👏

Very snarky comments about the British Royal Family but not about any European Royal Families who also had gifts from other countries. You clearly have a bias against Britain.

Your cat stole the show…

yes please love to know how to make beaded tassels

Neat.

Lovely gown!

I love Ida B Wells and her work on the railroad cars, how there were men's cars, women's cars, and white men's cars, and how she fought in court to prove that there was not equal access to the public spaces because she was excluded from the fancy cars because she was a woman and was black. Also, her work fighting for black veterans' not receiving the same benefits from the government that white veterans did. She was put on FBI watchlists and constantly had to defend herself. I also loved her showing up to bat (ALONE) several times at very important moments in history, like at the trial of the innocent "Elaine 12." And when she helped to found the NAACP and constantly was pushed to the bottom of the decision-making list because she was a woman. She really stood alone most of the time, but she was always on the right side of history and I hold on tightly to her legacy of being such a fierce social justice warrior. Her words are so powerful. I love that someone can make such a difference with her words alone.

Ida B Wells is so underrepresented in American history. She is my idol.

I think calling Marina evil is such a stretch

Slave trade huh

This was so good! Thank you!

You do know 'oriental' just means eastern? I think you over politicised this, none of these tiaras would even exist.

Beautiful!

Where is PART TWO??!!

Why do many regency era teacups in movies have handles?

This is so fun to watch! what was the best one to exercise in for abs ?

In Yorkshire, we have breakfast, dinner and then tea 🥰 tea is such a staple here, we made a meal out of it.

Excelente material de las cartas de época. Gracias por compartir

King Edward IV was Not the son of King Edward III. He was the son of Richard, duke of York.

What do you mean one lump or two? Everyone knows 5 is the actual number of how much sugar to use.

Thank you very entertaining . Your Housewife is very cute.😊

Let me get this straight. You couldn't get into Simon Hastings's arc in "Bridgerton" because of his determination not to have kids and continue the family line? Even though the series had made clear why he had made such a declaration in the first place?

Women always getting the short end of the stick. Be glad we seek equality not revenge. Blaming mothers for STD is exactly what sexism is about.

Wow. What a ridiculous take on Isabella. She was such a fake from the beginning. To try and paint her as an innocent victim is abhorrent.

Its so sad that regular clothes have been turned into costumes. In our part of the world, we still wear long dresses and dress modestly. We dont have much s*xual harassment happening due to this reason. I wish the whole world would embrace modesty again

You look like confection. Delicious ❤🎀

This turned out so cute! Thank you for bringing back all these fun memories of seeing this exhibit with you!

Oh I absolutely adore this dress! The please are so well done and the fabric choice for that part is beautiful! I love it! It reminds me so much of a dress my mom made me for a Halloween costume when I was in 4th grade. I was a very precocious child, and loved these because gowns!

I feel like those would be the greatest for holding snacks! Lots and lots of snacks! And yay! I see Abby Cox!

Thank you. "Mopey" was also my term to describe the 2005 Mr. Darcy. He moped about like a forlorn puppy that somebody had kicked and left out in the rain.

I think the painting of the Regency era lady is a Spanish queen painted by Goya.

Loved the video. So many wonderful examples of sports attire. Your video made me want to sew again. I haven't had a lot of time or space to do it, but I still yearn to make something beautiful, interesting, creative, and fun. Even just one of those things would be an accomplishment. Thanks!

I did not realize how lovely Mrs. Jennings' Renaissance gown was. Saw many of the Sense & Sensibility outfits when I visited the Museum of Costume in Bath way back in the early 2000s.

Did other visitors react to your tennis dress? It’s great to see clothing in a museum, but much more fun to see it on a living, moving person.

1995~ Best Cast, Acting, Sets, Costumes, Music, Landscapes, and faithfullness to the Original Book. No wonder it is a Beloved Classic.

She's 21. I was also an idiot when it came to men when I was 21.

Don’t take out the basting! ❤❤❤

Thanks for showing us this beautiful exhibition xx

Oh, this was a treat! How interesting that the colors looked so different on film; it's not that these dresses are actually 100 years old. I love Fanny's embroidered wedding ensemble, though the 'old fashioned' dress worn by Judi Dench would look better on me, lol.

Thank you for taking us to see the exhibit. My favourite - which I didn't know until you highlighted it - was Fanny Dashwood's purple outfit for Marianne's wedding ✨

Cool, we saw such an (the same?) exhibition, purely by chance, when visiting the open air museum in Lund, Sweden, some years ago! Though the dresses weren’t open air 😂)

Your enunciation is superb. Enjoyed the descriptions very much 👌