Pearls: The Tears of Aphrodite

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  • Опубликовано: 21 мар 2021
  • In our latest video Chris Hughes shares some pearls of wisdom; what to look out for when it comes to the tears of Aphrodite. Join Chris to expand your knowledge and maybe find some new inspiration for your own collection.
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Комментарии • 36

  • @augeniasestokaite4674
    @augeniasestokaite4674 Год назад +18

    Omg what a great presenter, clear speech, excellent pauses when needed for drama play and he knows how to give value to the pearls.
    Thank you very much..!

  • @juliancoulden1753
    @juliancoulden1753 2 года назад +10

    What a man! Extraordinary knowledge, articulate presentation.

  • @annkys9441
    @annkys9441 3 года назад +19

    Love this guy, His knowledge on antiques and everything beautiful is impeccable.

  • @susanalucena9503
    @susanalucena9503 3 года назад +8

    A very interesting explanation about pearls, in a very simple language.

  • @fionn5305
    @fionn5305 21 день назад

    Loved this so very much I am going around now and putting my pearls to my teeth. My dear late parents visited Japan in the 70's and visited the Mikimoto factory. I have a few pieces but there was one item a Silver 6 pearl broch and I put it to my teeth and immediately felt the grittiness . THANK YOU.

  • @freden9234
    @freden9234 Месяц назад

    Beautiful subject, beautifully explained. Thank you.

  • @janeday9148
    @janeday9148 8 месяцев назад +1

    Super clear presentation you are obviously an expert with an ability to make a presentation fascinating

  • @susanbartlett-ye6476
    @susanbartlett-ye6476 2 месяца назад

    Fascinating!!! Thank you for posting!

  • @twerkinthecityhuh6340
    @twerkinthecityhuh6340 5 месяцев назад

    Wow great video you really know ur stuff!!!! Very informative and professionally done.

  • @TuesdayWells27
    @TuesdayWells27 Год назад +2

    Wonderful. Thankyou.

  • @aliciaguerra-salazar5854
    @aliciaguerra-salazar5854 2 месяца назад

    Wow, excellent information.

  • @rosej9686
    @rosej9686 7 месяцев назад

    This is the first time I've heard it explained WHY pearls should be worn and how doing so will maintain their luster. It makes so much sense! When you said this, I immediately paused the video and ran to put my pearls on! They spend 99% of their time in their case, rarely worn. It's time to revive these babies! Thank you so much for such a clear, informative video! ❤

  • @sindurawagh7686
    @sindurawagh7686 7 месяцев назад

    So insightful !

  • @pampollock6407
    @pampollock6407 Год назад

    Thank you, this has helped a great deal !

  • @doberman1ism
    @doberman1ism Год назад

    What I learned when I lived in Newport, Rhode Island, is in the late 1800s Mrs. Ogden Goelet is the woman who owned the building that is now The Tiffany Building.
    It was indeed a fair trade.
    Mrs. Goelet also built the magnificent French Style Ochre Court in Newport, Rhode Island.
    That is where I attended Salve Regina.-The Newport College.

  • @ladysylvia4018
    @ladysylvia4018 2 года назад +2

    I wonder if you discuss the process of Mikimoto pearls and Mallorca pearls and why are they so expensive. As I understand them, they are nothing but a glass bead covered in a man made nacre. I really enjoyed this video and my husband has gifted me a strand of Tahitian black pearls and a strand of South Sea golden pearls!

    • @catzkeet4860
      @catzkeet4860 Год назад +1

      Using a man made nacre would result in faux pearls, not cultured pearls. In the mikimoto process the nucleus, a small glass bead, is surgically inserted into the mantle of the chosen bivalve. This is done under very strict hygiene conditions. The shellfish is then grown on. This process takes YEARS and there is no guarantee that the pearl in the end will be perfect. Each shellfish lays down its nacre it's own way, and colour can vary widely too. Once the pearls are harvested, they are graded for shape, size and colour, then those wanted for jewellery are fully or half drilled. This is a painstaking process. The reason that mikimoto cultured pearls are still fairly expensive is because producing them is a time and labour intensive process, that is never guaranteed.

  • @canadianintheend
    @canadianintheend 2 года назад +2

    Great video! I
    Learned lots thank you.

  • @pinkroses8714
    @pinkroses8714 3 года назад +2

    Just found you ....... please make more video's ..... you are so interesting and if I can get to Brisbane ... I must look up your shop !
    Still in Lock Down in Melbourne !
    May I ask.... could you do more porcelian too :)

    • @antiqueguildbrisbane
      @antiqueguildbrisbane  2 года назад

      So glad you found us! We're also online and Instagram too under @antique_guild. Funny you should say that. We just may have a few porcelain videos in the pipeline for you to enjoy soon.

  • @maximhollandnederlandthene7640

    I like the natural saltwater baroque antique pearls.🤗
    They dont need to be round, just a nice shape.
    Where to go to get the best valuate and age of antique pearls ?
    Most experts dont know.
    Ps,
    Also when fit in jewellery, like from Fabergé they are multiplied in value.

  • @lucinorth2733
    @lucinorth2733 Год назад +1

    You look a bit like Jack Black which made this informative video more fun!

  • @annettemarie2076
    @annettemarie2076 2 месяца назад

    What ever happened to those ancient Panamanian and Venezuelan pearls? Are any of them in notable collections today.

  • @Iswearitsnotanalt
    @Iswearitsnotanalt 25 дней назад

    Interestingly, the baroque movement in the arts was actually named after a misshapen pearl and not the other way around-- great video though

  • @saya1074
    @saya1074 4 месяца назад

    Hello CAN you tell me if Pearls (hb original patent ) are rare ? Whats the origine of HB please ?

  • @goldHydrangeas
    @goldHydrangeas Год назад

    How to tell Salt water vs freshwater pearls.

  • @magracemadarico1179
    @magracemadarico1179 Год назад

    I have ring earing Pearl i buy 2008 2000 dllrs.and i got neclase from my employer 2 neclase fresh water and one nature

  • @magracemadarico1179
    @magracemadarico1179 Год назад

    I have expensieve Pearl from my employer husband birthday gift to her she is gieveng to me 10 years ago i keep to me until now i wearing if have party

  • @magracemadarico1179
    @magracemadarico1179 Год назад

    Mommy husband buy when queen Elizabeth inogoration as a queen 70 years ago in UK she said to me Darling my Pearl natural i will gieve you b4 i die