Gems of Bavaria: The Kingdom's Most Famous Jewels
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The Kingdom of Bavaria was a German state that existed from 1806 to 1918.Beyond Bavarian fairy-tale castles and storied traditions lies a dazzling trove of royal jewels, each piece a masterpiece of craftsmanship. From the breathtaking tiaras that crowned its queens to the intricate necklaces that graced the attire of its nobility, Bavaria's jewellery collection is a testament to the kingdom's grandeur.
So let’s explore the Most Famous jewelry of the Kingdom of Bavaria.
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#jewellery #jewels #bavaria
It should be noted that Bavaria as a state had already existed as a duchy for over a thousand years before it became a kingdom in 1806. The Wittelsbach dynasty ruled Bavaria for over 700 years and provided two Holy Roman Emperors during this time.
Empress Sissi was born Wittelsbach.
The sale prices seem low for the quality and the history
I agree, especially the amethyst set-how beautiful!
I think so as well. I think it's a shame. I guess the price depends on the notoriety or fame of the people who wore them. If Princess DIana had been seen wearing them, they would have fetched millions.
These jewels are stunning.
I think he has misspoken and missed two zeroes.
What an interesting group of jewels! This was so well done. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
OMG, I love this channel. So many beautiful jewels. The artistry of the jewelry is amazing. Every show you put out is gorgeous. Thank you very much.
Many thanks for so warm feedback!
@@JewelleryPleasure
You are so very welcome.
I like these royal jewels. Thank you for your documentation.
Please, please, before you begin to describe and tell us about the beautiful jewellery would it be at all possible to LEARN to read the names of the various jewels etc. I have never heard such really dreadful mispronounciations of words that, being in the public domain, you should be able to pronounce. This particular item is so very interesting but totally 1:18 spoiled for everyone by your inability to pronounce words.
Great selection of jewels and video. I did not know about the Residenz in Munich, will have to visit.
💞💞💞💞beautiful... all of them
Здравствуйте, уважаемый автор !! Видео , как всегда волшебное .. Ваш бархатный голос , не мешает просмотру )) наверное мой фаворит тиара жемчужная и сережки к ней ))) , а какие чудесные картины с изображением хозяек этой прекрасной ювелирной жемчужины …. Корона с рубинами - конечно шедевр , но на голове , смотрится громоздко .. все чудесно … впервые вижу ( природную !?) черно - белую жемчужину …. Спасибо за красоту ..
Великолепные украшения!!! Спасибо за видео. 💍💕💞🤍💗💍
The lovers knot tiara worn by Diana and Queen Mary’s were the same tiara,it had been redesigned removing pearls across the top
Very interesting! I saw some jewellerys in Munich, in the Residenz. The Rubi/Spinell- crown and Parure is a dream!!!!!
The ruby and spinel parure is magnificent. The craftsmanship and design on many are unlike any in the European court. The tiara from the ruby and spinel set does look quite heavy, but how glorious! Just one note, the correct pronunciation of ‘parure’ is ‘par-WHUR’ however, as the voice pronounced it a bit differently each time, which is odd for an AI voice. It isn't the easiest word for English speakers to say. If you type in goggle “how to pronounce the word parure”, you’ll get a voice speaking the word.
This is a very interesting showing up the oldest way to llving the old royal family in the world my greatest thanks for the this nice history ❤❤❤
Many thanks for watching!
Wow love crowns.things with them***
That amethyst parure is GORGEOUS.
Amei, são lindas.
I know that it's just bejeweled and not jewelry, but I wish you had talked about the statue of St George and the dragon (shown twice in the video). Many years ago I was gifted a calendar of "Treasures from the Wittelsbach Treasury" for helping sort out an issue between my employer and Bayerische Landesbank. After seeing this item, I had always wanted to go to Munich to see it. I was not disappointed when I was finally able to go and see it.
Der König, den sie als Maximilian I bezeichnen ist Ludwig I
Truly amazing
Where did you see the gragon twice? Love this .First video I saw orb, amazing***
Beautiful channel I had to sub
Thanks for subscribing!)
why were thy selling hteir jeweelry ??
Thank you for your excellent presentation, but I do with you would not mispronounce so many words.
I was going to say the same thing. It makes it sound like it's being narrated by a Scottish robot. Fleur de "liss" stands out.
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As I am from Bavaria, I simply love this content! Thanks for the video!
Thanks! I love Bavaria, the mountains, and lakes in particular
I am American, but my mother was from Bavaria and have been there numerous times to visit family. It feels like home to me.
Thank you dear 💟💟
Thanks for watching!
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The Bavarian Jewels are by far the best of all the European royal collections.
Yes, very magnificent
I totally agree, but I may be biased as my mother was from Bavaria 😊
Wooow beautiful stone 😁
Dazzling....🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Ganz tolle handwerkskunst ....klasse
Princess Lavengra
Ithink it’s a crying shame these royal families sold there heirloom people in their family lenage bled and died to own these things shame on them for letting them go 😊😊is their no longer loyalty in rich aristocrat families 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Cool 🕵️
Therese is not pronounced "Ferrris" or anything of the kind, it's "Tay-rezz".
If German pronunciation is followed, it would be more like teh-REH-suh. 🤷
You are both right, of course, depending on whether you pronounce it High-German or Bavarian. But what I don't understand about English speakers is this "th" thing. So for English speakers: There is no "th" in German. Never. Ever! If there is a "th", the vowel is long. (For instance, the name "Roth". It is pronounced "Roat".)
Sao lindas
Truly fabulous jewels. Much less familiar than British Crown Jewels but every bite as spectacular!
Your odd pronunciation is a bit distracting however.
The same portrait was 2 different king's. Interesting.
Please sort out your very odd pronunciation of many terms! It's pa-RU-re. And ti-AR-ra.
Where are they from………
They worked hard and sweated hard , freaking bosses
Since i won, yeah I'll take my crown with or without a king
The ruby and spinel tiara is beautiful but too large.
Да ), не много громоздкая , мастер не мог остановиться , создавая эту красоту …
Not like I would ever get to wear it, but it would be something if that tiara came apart into two, even three perhaps, smaller tiaras to be worn at "lesser occasions". 😉 The Stuart tiara (Netherlands) can be worn in less overwhelming configurations. This one looks as if made for an empress; or the wife of a shah. 🤷
This would be great if the pseudo-Scottish AI voice didn't keep mispronouncing everything
Why would they sale the jewels and why accept such low sales bid. Does someone just want cash to invest, or in need of cash to sell such from jewels instead of turning them over to the treasury?
Essa tiara de espinelios da Baviera é uma ode ao exagero e mal gosto.
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Te rase not Th rase
$140,000.... Not, 14 M??¿
No, 140k
@@JewelleryPleasure Wow, that feels entirely too cheap.
Dragon not gragon
Fairytale Fairyland
Neferterria Murriett Odom
Murrietta Kingdom's of clowning
Foolish foolishness
Foolishly
Silly
Billy
Willy
Tah-REZ. Not thuh-reese.
The jewels are beautiful, but the constant mispronunciation of German personal and place names makes this video incredibly irritating. Next time, learn how to properly pronounce the names before subjecting your audience to this substandard work.
All that "Rennaisaaance" kind of baroque art, I find them UGLY, these daysssss.................I need to design!
Whoever is narrating this needs pronunciation lessons! Is it AI?
كل تلك المجوهرات تمت سرقتها من الدول التي استعمرتها بريطانيا .
they were purchased on the international market at the time
@@ErickHumboldt السوق التي كانت تحت الحكم البريطاني .
نحن نعرف التاريخ الاسود لهذه البلد جيدا ،لا داعي لمحاولة تنظيفه
@@ritta-mh always the same speech of victimization
@@ErickHumboldt ودائما نفس كلام المستعمرين
@@ritta-mh you live in a past that has not existed for 70 years, Try to project yourself into the future instead of always looking at the past
I wonder if any of these were bought by Queen Elizabeth or her family at the auction? Obviously they wouldn't attend the auction themselves but there could be people that are there to serve this purpose. Then again, i suppose it might be considered badluck for a Queen or Princess to wear a diadem of a fallen Royal house
They were not up for sale.
@@ryanscottlogan8459 What are you talking about? Some of the items were sold at Sotheby's London, go through the video again