Jewellery of Habsburg Dynasty. Most Famous & Iconic Pieces. 

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I've always wondered 🤔 what kinds of pieces were from the Habsburg Dynasty but could only find some black and white. Maybe next you could do the German Kaiser/Empire Hohenzollern Dynasty Jewelry as a future topic (if you can find the pieces it would take quite the researching) for your next video. I'm thinking it's about time you set up a Patreon so we can donate. Because I know these videos must eat up a lot of your time, plus it can also be used as Donations for your displaced countrymen from the Nazi-like Russian Invasion of your Homeland of Ukraine 🇺🇦 Edit: I see you already have a Patron/Patreon account. I'm sorry, I've spent the last 3 months basically as a hermit hiding under the covers since my father passed but I am starting to feel slightly better. I'm sure my Grief Therapist has a lot to do with it. But I'm still anxious as to your safety. Is your family still safe and far away from the fighting?????

I will look into the proposed topic, but as you correctly mentioned sometimes it's hard to find any info or pictures of some particular jewellery, therefore I do not make such videos. So I do not promise that I will create German Kaiser/Empire Hohenzollern Dynasty Jewelry video... But we will see :) As for my family, yes, currently everything is ok. Thanks for your support!

@JewelleryPleasure Of course I wouldn't ask you to *promise* me but it was just a general idea for a future video topic. I'm so happy yall are safe. Love and Well Wishes from the Southern U.S. !

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@@JewelleryPleasure I really love jewellery, so I've subscribed.

I beg to differ: there is no R in corsage, please do not add it where it does not belong. And the accent is on the second syllable.

Uh. No.

Yeah, what to say... it was such times

Corsage ornaments were jewelry pieces that attached to clothing front. Not a corset garment.

@@videogalwatch I understand,thank you. My comment was in regards to my amazement at how teeny tiny the Archduchess' waist was and not about the gorgeous..incredible..priceless breathtaking jewelry 🙃 😍

Actually it is stated as just UK, and I also think it's regular English accent. I have experience in speaking with Scottish people and you know... it was very hard to me to understand them... and this voice is pretty easy understandable as for me)

@JewelleryPleasure Scottish accent is difficult for everybody to hear lol. .I still love your accent but yeah I think depending ok who've royal house when you discuss Royalty should use the accent the jewels are from. The Royal House of Grimaldi (Monaco) has a bunch of gorgeous pieces. I'm not sure what a Monoc...Monocan...Monococan..Monacosian (that's it I bet it's Monacodisn) accent sounds like but that's just another one of my silly ideas. However the Royal House of Grimaldi has a shitload of jewels excuse my language 🤗

Don't know about others, but I'm not going to sell my mothers diamond necklace and earrings set to feed the poor.

Idk. If I only had one or two jewels of my mothers I would not sell those art pieces to feed the poor.. However, most had a vast array of jewels, surely it wouldn't kill them to give up a least favorite to sell for the poor.

@@garylefevers one must put things in the perspective of individual wealth. Would a middle income girl sell her engagement ring to feed the poor...of course not. Then why should a rich person sell their jewels to feed the poor. How do we know that they have not already donated many thousands of dollars to such a charity? We wouldn't sell a family heirloom to feed the poor, why should rich people ? And not to mention that many of these pieces are a countries history. Who is willing to sell a piece of their families history to an unknown?

@@rayshelld791 I was referring to the extraordinarily rich. Not middle class. Having said that, I must say you have a good point in regards to they may have helped in other ways.

What is the point of being rich, if they can't have nice things? And also, why do they have to sell their things and not just use cash?