Auction of Princess Soraya's possessions
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2015
- (30 May 2002)
1. Interior pan to wide shot of display hall
2. Mirror
3. Wide shot of portrait of Princess Soraya
4. Close up of portrait of Princess Soraya
5. Medium pan down of photographs of Princess Soraya
6. Various of photographs of Princess Soraya
7. Prospective buyers viewing jewellery
8. Various close ups of jewellery
9. People viewing jewellery
10. Various close ups of jewellery
11. Security guard
12. Woman showing jewellery
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Pierre-Yves Lefèvre, Auctioneer:
"The estimation for the whole collection is about three million Euros. We think we received today, yesterday and in previous weeks a lot of people and there was a lot of interest in all the lots."
14. Medium pan of photographs of the Princess
15. Various of people looking at the jewellery
16. Various close-ups of jewellery
STORYLINE:
The auction of a famous Iranian princess's jewellery and other personal belongings opened in Paris on Wednesday.
Princess Soraya died in Paris last October, at the age of 69. She was a descendant of the powerful Iranian tribe of Bakhtiar and married the Shah of Iran, Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
Following their divorce the princess lived in a number of different cities around the world such as Madrid, Monte Carlo, Rome, Cannes, as well as Paris.
The auction, set to last three days, has an estimated value of three million (M) Euros.
But auctioneer Pierre-Yves Lefèvre believes the jewellery has aroused a lot of interest and will go for even higher.
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I had the pleasure of meeting her! A fascinating lady! Beautiful collection, not only because of the prices but because of the person that once they belonged to! Magnificent!
Jowelsss
If Iran was not in the hands of the Mullah's princes Soraya would have been given a formal burial with honors in Iran because she was for a short period the queen of Iran, and her jewelry would have been donated to the Iranian national Royal Jewelry collection.
What a sad auction, it really hurts me and brings tear to my eyes to see these people that have no clue who the princess Soraya was, looking at these old grannies to bargain hunt to kill their spare time. behind these objects is the history of a well-known lady princess and a nation.
Let’s not forget this is all man made make believe.
THEY should have put all tho es pieces on a museum in Germany. RIP
@@jameslynch9359 Everything is man made and make belief. Every thing. Versailles, the pantheon in Rome, Queen Elizabeth’s stuff, English royalty, Danish royalty, the White House. Everything is fake, but it doesn’t make its loose any less painful.
Sadly Her Possessions are Sold :(
This. Is to understand that everything has a begining an an end. And there is a Time to marry and time to divorce. And time to be born and time to die. RIP Princess Soraya
It must be so humiliating to have all the objects you own and collect throughout your life displayed to and touched by uncultured commoners and then miserably sold.
It's would be different if she had earned them, but she did not. Most were gifts and her wealth was never earned by her either anyway. She didn't "collect" them more so people threw them at her.
@@Necronaut Even if it were so, as your fertile imagination suggests, dear Necronaut, that Princess Soraya would walk on the streets as people threw jewels, diamonds and emeralds at her in a frenzy of adoration, it would be her effort to catch them, then select them, keep the best ones and discard the others. In any case, in my comment I was not talking about Her Imperial Highness but rather about anyone whose family decides to put all your belongings into auction.
@@anacletwilliams8315 I love how you say my imagination, as you actually dream up a fantasy I never said anything about. Have you ever heard of psychological projection? Look it up you suffer from it greatly.
Her parents were not selling anything she made, just useless material possessions that would look better on a person (what they are designed for) rather than a display case. I guess some simpleton like you wouldn't understand why jewelry is made. Or even how it is made. It's made and found by "commoners" you pompous women.
@@Necronaut How very funny you are, Necronaut. At least you did make me smile with your insane comment. So I am a simpleton. Well maybe I am. And you are a very sophisticated person, man or woman I can't figure out. And you are right, jewelers make jewels. But you are wrong if you think jewels are made for commoners. They are not. They are made for Queens and Empresses and only they should wear and display them as a sign of their nobility and royal blood. And the commoners should do the only thing they can: admire and applaud.
Uncultured commoners says the clueless idiot
Hi I was looking to see a photo of the mausoleum of Princess Soraya in Germany. RIP
Sad is that all Jewlerly she spend money on belong to Iranian people. They actually had to receive the money from this auction.
پولها کوجا رفت؟
SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. I LOVE THE HISTORY OF IRAN THAT SHE WAS PART OF IT. THE 2ND WIFE OF SHAH OF IRAN. SHE WAS AN ACTRESS AND SMART WOMAN.
Actress in each movie???
وكل شيء من الخالق الله يهوه .. أصل الكتاب المقدس ..! وعمل الماجستير جيدا بعد ذلك
هركسى كه ثروت اين ملت رنج ديده را تحت هر عنوانى با خود برده باشند و خود واعقابشان ازان بهره ببرنند بايد به تاريخ ملت ايران پاسخگوباشندو ممكن است اين افراد را بخشند ولى فراموششان نمى كنند
دوست عزیز،
این ویدئو پخش شد چون اروپاییان از پهلوی خوششان نمیآید آکسیون هایی وجود هزار بار بزرگتر که در آن برج و اتومبیل، ساختمانهای بلند، اشیاء موزههای ایران بدست عوامل شیک و کراواتی جمهوری اسلامی و اصلاحطلب به فروش میرود که اصلا رسانهای نمیشود.
@@gitarre28supertramp36 تا آدمهایی مثل این بفهمند اینچیزا رو ما مردیم تموم شده.
نه تو خارج مرد حتما اینها تو خونش بود
Mmm interesting, an auction made with the murder of the princess
???????
Yes, they say she was murdered, her brother murdered a week after that... her belongings were sold for 8.3 million in auction...