I understand now how I got confused in history (a couple years ago) between Aldo and Renato: the hardware stores inspiration had me unravel about all the great materials and tools you can find there, for work, art, inspiration, and everything in between. : ) So I thought (at first) that it was Renato who made the Love Bracelet, and then thought Cartier had graciously received the design first, but it was (actually) T&co and then, an Aldo drawing…. Fiou! What a maze of thoughts: No wonder I got confused… Silly me ; ) Anyways, what I’d like to add is that you resume bits of history quite beautifully; I’m happy SuperDacob referred to you in one of his videos. I’m more than pleased to have finally dropped by your channel, because sometimes Ytubes & the Internets in general are a bit of a whirlpool « drama » for dinosaurs like myself etc. Much appreciation for what you are doing here. 🩶 Have a great day.
It is easy to get confused - I checked multiple sources and also tried to reconfirm information. Thank you for your lovely comment - I’m glad you discovered my channel and that you like the content. Comments like this really motivate me to keep making more videos 😊
@@PinkLookbook Thinking about « Juste un clou » tonight, I’m wondering if he thought: well, at least, with this design, one day the poorest man on Earth [in terms of money I mean, not capabilities] could make a bangle for him or any of his loved ones, out of the only nail he got left on the ground. Would be a clever way to give back the design [to whomever can twist a nail of the right size he needs] & put the metallic material[s] in the hand[s] of living human entities again. Just a second thought of the day.. ^^ Thank you, again. You have put so much dedication in your research.
very informative video.....always wondered about the design of this collection...
Thank you!
What an interesting and informative video, I enjoyed it a lot. I didn't know story behind it. Have a nice day ❤
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I understand now how I got confused in history (a couple years ago) between Aldo and Renato: the hardware stores inspiration had me unravel about all the great materials and tools you can find there, for work, art, inspiration, and everything in between. : )
So I thought (at first) that it was Renato who made the Love Bracelet, and then thought Cartier had graciously received the design first, but it was (actually) T&co and then, an Aldo drawing…. Fiou! What a maze of thoughts: No wonder I got confused… Silly me ; )
Anyways, what I’d like to add is that you resume bits of history quite beautifully; I’m happy SuperDacob referred to you in one of his videos.
I’m more than pleased to have finally dropped by your channel, because sometimes Ytubes & the Internets in general are a bit of a whirlpool « drama » for dinosaurs like myself etc.
Much appreciation for what you are doing here. 🩶 Have a great day.
It is easy to get confused - I checked multiple sources and also tried to reconfirm information. Thank you for your lovely comment - I’m glad you discovered my channel and that you like the content. Comments like this really motivate me to keep making more videos 😊
@@PinkLookbook Thinking about « Juste un clou » tonight, I’m wondering if he thought: well, at least, with this design, one day the poorest man on Earth [in terms of money I mean, not capabilities] could make a bangle for him or any of his loved ones, out of the only nail he got left on the ground.
Would be a clever way to give back the design [to whomever can twist a nail of the right size he needs] & put the metallic material[s] in the hand[s] of living human entities again. Just a second thought of the day.. ^^
Thank you, again. You have put so much dedication in your research.