Marie Antoinette's Most Stunning and Famous Jewellery
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2023
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Today we will explore the stunning and famous jewellery of Marie Antoinette, the last Queen of France. From her opulent pearl necklace to her beloved diamond earrings, Marie Antoinette's collection of jewellery was as extensive as it was impressive.
Whether you're a history buff or a lover of all things sparkly, you won't want to miss this fascinating look at one of the most iconic figures of the 18th century. - Навчання та стиль
Marie had diamonds and pearls at a time when diamonds and pearls really meant something. Like the narrator said, cultured pearls didn’t exist and the great diamonds mines of Africa and Russia hadn’t been discovered.
That last necklace, the Zig Zag is crazy beautiful. The grey, natural pearls, with the gold and rubies? If I had $500,000, I’d gladly purchase that.
I also didn't get why it was not sold for that price... Maybe it's because of world crisis that was in 2007?
@@JewelleryPleasure I can't understand you very well.
PEARLS ARE WONDERFUL
It's awful to think that the only folks who can afford to buy these kinds of jewels are folks like the Saudis or Slavic oligarchs or other such families who greedily buy these precious artifacts, then hide them in safety deposit boxes. These, in particular, are parts of the French national patrimony.
That’s how luxury items have always been hoarded throughout history, though. Dump the racism and recognize that this is literally how it’s always been.
Like the wales
The natural patrimony of the populace that murdered her? Mmmhmmm, OK. People have the "right" to what they legally earned or are freely given. The jealousy & greed of those with less is as common as dirt. A superior person works to rule unworthy feelings, not nurture them.
Stolen artwork as well.
Everyone agrees that no one is the chosen one. They just pushed their way through and took what they wanted, made huge profits and the rest of us dorks are working to support their needs. What a wonderful world.
I love that cut of diamond rose cut you don't see much of rose cut diamonds these days stunning pieces of jewellery
Wonderful and Fascinating Video🤗 I don't believe Marie Antoinette was "as grand" as they say. She was actually quite charitable and even adopted 9 orphans that she loved including a young black boy raised at the French Court as an equal with the Royal Children. She was blamed because she was Austrian the whole "Affair of the Necklace" which deserves a video itself it was quite a necklace only she didnt actually order it. and the French hated Austria why I've no idea
Thanks for the feedback! BTW, I will create a video regarding world crowns during this month. Maybe even next video...
@Jewellery Pleasure This really was an awesome video. No doubt these pieces were hers. I'm just a History Buff! Your next video will be great, too No matter what you decide the topic shall be and I look forward to it !
People were do jealous back then too like yoday,I have to deal with jealousy from people that don't like it if you have something going for you that they don't have
@Linda Hollander I'm sorry you have to deal with a lot of people being jealous of you. Man that's a tough break..But did you ever think 🤔 maybe it's not jealousy, Perhaps they just think you are an asshole
The Peasants and Serfs of France weren't so much 'jealous' as they were 'starving to death'
@@lindahollander3588 well that is because we wonder how you got what you have
Such classic pieces, gorgeous!
Never wanted women's jewelry
As much as I do right now
💎 😮 💎
For someone who lived in the 18th century Marie Antoinette had a very modern taste.
Thank you!! I saw these jewels at Sotheby's. I tried on her ring with her monogram. There was human hair inside. Ring was tiny. She must have been petite. Was a thrill, such history.
Thank you for watching!
Ooh, how i envy you!!!
What I would give to have a jewelry collection that fabulous. 🥰
Your HEAD!😂
I guess you would soon die from fear that someone might steal it..😏
Excellent video. TY. The pearls are magnificent.🇨🇦
Thanks for your feedback!
Fabulous.
Astonishing works of art
It's amazing that any of these jewels survive. I'm curious as to how many of them were given back to her only surviving daughter, the Madame Royale, Marie-Thérèse, Duchess of Angoulême?
It's a good question, since some sources say, that, Pearl Necklace, Earrings and Pendant were given to her daughter, while other states, that the whole pearl set along with a bow brooch was given to Marie Antoinette's nephew - Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria.
@@JewelleryPleasure Thank you for your kind and quick response. From the looks of the paintings of her as a duchess it appears she still had plenty of finery and most likely she would have preferred--at any cost--to have her parents and brother living than jewels.
It’s always interesting to know which relationships were between parents and children 250 years ago) maybe, not everything is so clear)
Surely you mean her niece, the daughter of Caroline of Naples and wife Franz II of the last Holy Roman Emperor, later Franz !, the first Austrian Emperor..@@JewelleryPleasure
They didn't. Maybe some pearl or diamonds did.
My mother had a string of pearls, you have to wear them frequently so they don't lose their colours (su oriente en español). Beautiful jewels, no doubt. I love the pendant with the irregular pearl and the double bow broach.
Восхитительно ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Lovely video and so interesting ❤
Thanks!
Looks real elegant with a collective set
Yep, the full set is awesome.
Love your accent and your videos they combine to create a special watching experience
Many thanks for your warm words :)
I love his accent, too 😍 I find his videos are educational and entertaining but they also are peaceful, especially his voice and work as really effective ASMR for me
His accent is awful! He needs to work on it big time if he wants this channel to grow.
i want to 2 of the double diamond bracelet,necklace and earring and the brooch
Great information thx
Thanks for watching!
好美喲！
The title of Grand Duke does not apply to the Yusupovs. This title was borne by the sons and male-line grandsons of the Russian Emperor, along with the style of His Imperial Highness.
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เห็นด้วยเลย มันดูเรียบง่ายแต่ในขณะเดียวกันก็แฝงไปด้วยความหรูหราและสง่างามเอาไว้ มันช่างน่าหลงใหล
“Opulent reign” while the working class starved, lol.
Just like today
Idêntico aos políticos de hoje.
That should all be in a museum not auctioned.
Pearl goes well with diamond.. i wonder how much well it will go with aquamarine 🥰 I love pale blues💦❤️
好棒的鑽石也！
Where are these now ?????
Were these pieces part of her personal collection, or do they belong to the Crown Jewels of France?
Everything sold at auction
ขอบคุณที่มีวิดีโอที่สวยงามให้ฉันได้ชื่นชม❤
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Madonna ended up with one of the two diamond bracelets.
Ugh what a shame. They are stunning.
不知外太空的水星中，是否也是有鑽石的矿石？
Am I the only one uncomfortable with wearing her necklace
Yes
Yes 😊
who inherited those jewelries?
I thought they would have sold for more. I can't imagine a little 15 yr old girl wearing these jewels. I liked the twin diamond bracelets best.
Commentators Russian accent was difficult to understand.
He did fine with the English. A little bit of tolerance goes a long way.
@@ApricusInaros Actually, no, he didn't. I needed to turn on the subtitles, and those are rather silly because the word "gerbils" was substituted for jewelry. I'd rather have someone else speak his words so as to concentrate on what was being shown.
@@minimaker5600 That's the world we live in. Many people from many countries speaking many languages. You can make an effort to understand the other person, or you can sit on the high horse and complain because not every word spoken is up to your precious standard.
@minimaker5600 just don't watch this. Find a video with an accent that suits your exquisite taste...
@@mrs.hspages3044 there's no need for your rudeness. Shame on you.
Her jewels were more important than having empathy for people. Hence her end.
She was misunderstood
@@lindahollander3588 No, I don't think so.
@@clincpb8903 You are misinformed and should read books on this subject. She was very sympathetic to the people and constantly gave money to the poor.
She was highly misrepresented in the press, court gossip and political satire papers.
I feel sorry for this person, she was never taught or advised to cut back on her life style and neither did her husband. Their fate was very unfortunate as well as for their children. Just like the Russian King the children ended up suffering because of the adults. Beautiful jewelry though 👍
It is evident you are not informed of this king and queen. Yes, she was extravagant in her early years of marriage mostly, I think, due to her immaturity having been wed at age 14. Once she had children that changed considerably. King Louis had no interest in spending money as his interest was in lock making and clocks. Marie’s mother constantly reprimanded her daughter telling her she had to do well for her French subjects.
@@billieford9683 sounds to me like she was abused regardless of coming from a wealthy family.
2007 is said like two thousand and seven
is it me or are those stones real chunks?
It’s the cut. Could be something like old mine cut
where is the narrator’s accent from?
RUSSIAN!
Jewelry is useless , when the head is chopped off .. life is most precious.. the jewelry is of no worth as compared to a life lost
At the cost of everyone else starving in abject grinding poverty. Wicked
Show me vlad țepeş jewellery
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Your videos are excellent. However, please look up the pronunciation of Jewelry, brooch, and verbs in the past tense.
Thanks for your constructive feedback! Yes, you are right, I need to pay more attention to pronunciation. Actually, the one of the goals of narration my videos is to improve my English. So I hope it will be improved soon)
@@JewelleryPleasure
You are doing just fine👍😊
@@milankatz9628 thanks :)
@@JewelleryPleasure It is unfortunate that people point out mistakes of someone trying to convey information. Rather than focusing on the important part people focus on the smaller things. You did your best and I enjoyed watching.
@@billieford9683 Thanks for your support! :)
The speaker doesn't have an Anglo-American accent. It is almost incomprehensible.
@@ApricusInaros yes but speaking about Marie Antoinette 's jewels, i' m disappointed with not understanding what was said. Show some respect to the audience.
@@ApricusInaros but i'm not an English speaking person and only understand English when spoken with an anglo saxon accent. So the speaker in the vid speaks English : she, or he, is, maybe, understood by native English speakers (or people who have the same accent) but not by others who are not English speakers.
@@ApricusInaros alors si toi, tu comprends l'anglais avec l'accent indien, ne t'attends pas à ce que tous les locuteurs non natifs le comprennent aussi. En d'autres mots, tu n'es pas une référence.
@@ApricusInaros sors toi comme tu peux de la situation. "Ânerie" est un peu daté en français, je te le dis.
@@bennett1199 The accent is distracting
Кошмар😮 вот это английский
Excommunicate yourself.
Are you Rússian ??..
No
Bидео замечательное, но слушать невозможно из-за жуткого акцента . Даже не акцент, а монотонное чтение. Извините за резкость.
You can pronounce every word clearly, but the main word “jewelry or jewels” you cannot. Strange.
I know :) Please check my last videos where I've corrected this mistake
It’s quite a hard word wouldn’t u say
@@angelnumber2002 NO! Not if you realize that the /w/ is silent in Jew, jewels, and jewelry.