Buckingham Palace exclusive: the Queens jewellery show 

I actually crying wth lol

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Do you know the fact that most of the jewelry is stolen from India. This is absolutely disgraceful that they are proudly displaying stolen items. Queen should return the jewelry. The Kohinoor diamond which she has in her crown is stolen from India.

@@rajeshramachandran1812 I am from the US; we basically stole land from the Native Americans. I get it - its sad that even happend in our histroy but history isnt pretty. Lots of famine, lots of poor people suffering, wars, corruption, theft you name it. I think doing right would be by making sure India's history is also shared and people are educated about it. Otherwise, the door opens and not sure if itll get resolved.

@@deniziz I appreciate you for telling the truth. Brits always denied of any wrong doings.

@@rajeshramachandran1812 Absolutely! The Us is trying to do the same thing by sharing the sad history of Plantations, and identifying those who were lost due to slavery. It wont undo history, but people should be educated about it.

Chances are, you wouldn't be allowed to. Royal etiquette, some pieces can only be worn on specific occasions or whatever.

+Warren Ripley yes very much so.

Any one that knows how to handle jewellery of ANY kind should know to use white gloves so not to get finger prints all over the stones which in turn causes them not to sparkle like they should.

Maybe they're the Queen's fingerprints!!! You try telling her what to do!

Warren Ripley I would touch all those diamonds aswel if I had that chance.

They should wear latex or plastic gloves white cotton could catch on the fragile mounts and damage the metalwork.

Sheree Morgan

I don't understand how they didn't notice- it really is quite blatant and it detracts a lot.

I winced when I saw the print on the table of the Williamson diamond. An extremely rare brilliant cut purple-ish pink diamond weighing almost 25 carats and you can't clean it before the exhibit? WTF?

Not so sure either whether or not all the stones in the royal jewelry are of perfect unblemished quality.

Yeah and they have no shame showing it off like that

Yeah it is.

Museums are full of looted items around the world, stay mad tho, you aint getting yo shit back 😅😅😅😂😂😂

@@Johndoe-gf7eu You just proved thier point. Cuz that's the generic British take on other peoples belongings. Huge L 😂😂

They are not common. You cannot simply find gem quality diamonds laying around on a walk in the park. Understand gem quality, and garbage quality.

But these are royal diamonds.

...I agree deeply that stones of this size and colour are very rare. Try to understand, that even if you have some nice rough diamonds, you can even dispoil them by giving them a bad diamond cut. The visual beauty you can see and enjoy by watching the sparkle of a diamond is the result of a very good cut and polish. So you have the so called 4 c's which all have to work properly together: The cut, carat, clarity and colour. Those shown pieces have a good cut, definetely high carats, a sensational clarity and color. All these caracteristics make them to a big rarity. Don't forget, many of the shown pieces have been cut and polished in a time without high tech mashines or computers. Rubies, emeralds and sapphires are fine gems as well, but nothing is as durable and at the same time sparkling than a well cut diamond with a high light performance.

Myself, I'm particularly fond of amber, and pearls. 😉😍 A "white" or nearly colorless stone goes with everything, though... one avoids being criticized like the crown princess of Denmark, for wearing her ruby parure with an _orange_ dress. 😉

Oh my god bitch you're not special, every other fucking comment about diamonds is along the lines of this drivel. THESE DIAMONDS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE AND RARE AND THEIR VALUE REFLECT THAT! Of course the majority of black and brown gravel looking diamonds aren't valuable in jewelry, no shit!

It’s just a generic piece of “muzak” of the simplest kind which someone churned out one afternoon and didn’t bother to name. It’s nothing really.

Stupid. Do not compare music rappers to a Queen and Head of State to many many countries.

I hope not.

Craftsmanship and history remain craftsmanship and history, however distasteful you may find any specific expression of craftsmanship and history. I don't see why you'd waste time bitching about kids these days instead of enjoying these historic diamonds.

I would like to know too, beautiful music

aramanth that tiara is Queen Alexandra’s diamond kokoshnik tiara.

And many Al Thani jewels originate from India

They were given to her you know that by the Indian government that's b******* lies

@ME C Queen Victoria was Empress of India. You do not steal from yourself.

You can't steal from your own imperial subjects, their wealth is already your property.

That's why she stole our jewels.

@@ds1868 British not ruled they robbed ... When you know the difference between that . You will correct this statement

Fuck off!

So true!

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Leila Morínigo is that the actual title of the song? By who?

real stories that it have been stolen gems from across the world.

Dug by slaves in the mines.

Murder, Rape, Looting, Plunder. Thats your stories!

Real stories is that bloodshed massacre by the British Empire during their rule . Every diamond is dripping with blood and having stains on it. Have a lot to say to the the world about British monarchy .

Looted from india

wholeNwon Obsolutly ‼️👍

Then go and see them yourself. It's the whole purpose of an exhibition

Not everyone would be able to go and see exhibitions such as these. Perhaps the exhibition isn't in their area, or they might be ill. So when something like this is posted, it would be nice to see the items as they are being talked about. After all, you wouldn't go to

Please tell me

Stefania Frigato words from a dead gay

I mean nothing compared to the heist of jewellery from India that the Europeans sold each other and are now scattered in private collections, including that of the British Royal Family. Just this year a British social media influencer appeared at the Met Gala wearing one of the Maharaja of Patiala’s legendary necklaces.

Diamonds are the hardest substance known,they ain't going to dissolve with a fingerprint.

Juliana Nyaho Tamakloe Which ones?

Victoria's crown has a very small circumference. She wore her hair in a bun on top her head and the crown over it. Being part of the Crown jewels, no one has the right to wear it but Elizabeth, unless on loan, but her respect for Victoria prohibits that.

Actually Queen Alexandra consort to King Edward VII did wear Queen Victoria's small crown. No other Royal has worn it since then.

Chris Cherry

Marie-Therese Akl Her daughter-in-law Queen Alexandra wore it.

Agree with you as most of the British jewellery were from India

The Grand Delhi Darbar was organized at Delhi on January 1, 1877, in which Queen Victoria was proclaimed empress of India. Queen Victoria was proclaimed with title “Kaisar-i-Hind” at this Durbar. Lakhs of amounts were spent on the organisation of this Durbar while the whole of India was undergoing a famine which they were responsible for but not a single amount of money was spent to ease the sufferings of the people facing the famines

iab ha exactly

@@maksudurrahman5300 what the hell...which country are you from ? India contributed 20%world GDP before british invasion and in that time even a poor farmer had more gold then a high middle class man so shut the fuck up if you dont know anything all British did was ruin us so keep your thoughts to yourself because it's worth nothing like your mom

@@maksudurrahman5300 and people do care and he is absolutely right most of them are from india and there is nothing wrong in it so what is you're point that you can't take any criticism you small minded people what our world don't require if you die literally no one would even care

Famous Beatles quote!

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Omg yes I thought that as soon as I heard her speak

Yes ,well educated neutral English accent, perfect elocution.

No, she owns them. She doesn't even need permission to wear them she can even give them to others to wear. Many royals borrow from her majesty.

The Crown Jewels, belong to the nation. Some of these are the Queens personal collection. Either way she says who wears them.

The raw, unpolished stones are from India. The cuts and the crafting is European.

The South African diamond industry would not agree.