Most Iconic Brooches in the World
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2023
- #jewellery #jewels #brooch
Although brooches are not as popular today as they have been in years past, they were the height of glamour and fashion for many centuries. Brooches are one item of jewellery which are often admired, yet rarely worn. These exquisite pieces of wearable art have adorned the necklines, lapels, and dresses of some of the most iconic figures in history, each carrying its unique tale of opulence and heritage. From regal treasures once worn by royalty to exquisite masterpieces crafted by the most esteemed jewelry houses, these brooches have etched their names in history and captured the hearts of admirers worldwide. So let’s explore the most famous and iconic brooches in the world. - Jak na to + styl
That portrait of Queen Mary wearing Cullinan 1,2,3,4 and 5 is just extraordinary. There might be 6 and 8, but she’s wearing do much, they just get lost. I love Queen Mary’s tastevin jewelry
Fascinating selection! Absolutely beautiful! Fantastic video! Congratulations!
Thanks!
Brooches are a passion of mine, so I thoroughly enjoyed this video!!
Brooches are such a great accessory - so versatile, therefore it's just silly that some people look down upon them.
I have a brooche on almost every day of the week (maybe except in the warmest summer days when I'm wearing a light dress).
I’m happy that you enjoyed the video!
My only complaint is the pronunciation of Brooch (It's bro- ch) and Bow.
I heard many mispronunciations. It makes me feel better knowing I wasn't the only one it bothered.
Oh so many! I pulled a muscle cringing at the horrible pronunciation! Too many to count.
THOSE WHO ALWAYS CRITICIZE HOW YOU PRONOUNCE MAY HAVE ENGLISH AS THEIR SECOND LANGUAGE THAT IS WHY THEY HAVE HARD TIME UNDERSTANDING YOU OR THEY ENVY YOU. YOU HAVE PERFECT ENGLISH. AND IF YOU ARE FROM ENGLAND OR SCOTLAND THAT IS HOW ENGLISH SUPPOSE TO BE SPOKEN BECAUE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ORIGINATED FROM THOSE PLACES. PEOPLE SHOULD BE THANKFUL TO YOU FOR SHOWING SUCH GOOD VIDEOS. EXCELLENT PRESENTATION. IAM VERY PLEASED TO SEE BROOCHES I NEVER SEE BEFORE.
Many thanks for such a kind words :)
While the jewelry is stunning, the narrator's mispronunciation of so many words is staggering.
I cringe at his frequent mispronunciations....especially his pronunciation of "brooch."
It’s fake that’s why. Nothing is real anymore.
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I perfer when you do the videos with your accent. You may not get it perfect but it makes the video more personal. Your English will get better with practice so keep going. Don't give up. People like the time and effort you put in trying to speak a non native language. You are the brand.
Thanks for your warm words. I will think about this.
I really wish you could learn to pronounce brooche as in ocher not butane!
How difficult is it to say the word ‘bow’
A simple three letter word is ‘O’ not ‘A’
Let’s not start with the pronunciation of ‘ flamingo’ or ‘pave set’
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Dude your sloppy mispronunciation of some of the basic name or words makes this totally unwatchable… great information just sloppy grammar 😢
Granny's chips brooch no longer exists...Camilla had them put into her crown for the Coronation....
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That is not true. There have been no reports about who inherited the brooch. It was part of the late Queen’s personal collection. Camilla wore the ‘Queen Mary’ crown which originally had the Cullinan III and IV in it, but they were removed and made into the Granny’s Chips brooch, which Queen Mary left to the late Queen.
@@veni.vidi.reliqui7946Yes, and Camilla has had them put into the Crown she used at the Coronation. The drop shaped one is upside-down in the cross at the top and the square one is in the centre of the forehead band. There's a YT.
@@maureendavidson4635 I am curious where this information is because I can not find that anywhere. Not doubting you, just would like to know.
@@maureendavidson4635 Ok, I finally found it! You two are correct and I apologize !
Beautiful pieces. But the pronunciations are awful.
Why did the brooch look so huge on Queen Mary and “normal” on Queen Elizabeth?
It's because on some of the photos of Queen Mary, she wore not Granny Chips, but combination of Cullinan I and Cullinan II instead (which both are much larger)
@@JewelleryPleasure weren’t they set in the crown and scepter?
It's pronounced "broach".
Now I know, thanks :)
You are pronouncing brooch totally incorrectly.
All those diamonds a stolen from Africa
Just the way the Romans came to Cornwall and took all the lead and tin. The fountains in Pompeii still have the lead pipes.
Actually it was a gift to the king from the mining company you can’t steal a gift
Wow! This video would be great for college kids to play a drinking game to. Yep for every mispronounced word they all take a drink. Only worry is the alcohol poisoning that would ensue.
Either these speakers are ai, or they don't know how to pronounce BROACH, NOT BROOCH!
The pronouncation is so bad, this has to be a computer generated voice. A bow…. A brooch, it’s boe or broach
AI narrator? Frustrating!