HM the Queen explains the Imperial State Crown

HM the Queen explains the details and gems of the Imperial State Crown.

[@Captain-Luma]

So, uh, anyone else wish we had more ASMR unboxing videos from The Queen?

[@opalfishsparklequasar8663]

☺💖💎🏆🇬🇧🌟

[@itsjohnny628]

😂😂😂

[@angelinajoanie]

I am here for it, the literal "Queen of Everything"!!

[@bvaldes3703]

OMG This is exactly what it is. Such a pioneer

[@HeyMySock]

I would watch the hell out of the Queen's unboxing videos. "Today, we ordered some things from Amazon..."

[@nemojov6917]

thats the proper way to flex

[@lone-welf]

ILY.

[@prinzvan3939]

Hear! Hear!

[@Historelic]

You just taught me a new word

[@frankenelimtangco2400]

Mate 😂🤣😂🤣

[@DanCath]

Hahahahaha

[@a.d.2719]

My grandmother, a petite Southern lady who grew up poor on a farm, looked a lot like Queen Elizabeth. Everyone used to tell her that. So, I always think of my grandmother when I see the queen. My grandmother died last year at 94 and now the queen is gone, too. I will still think of my grandmother whenever I see Queen Elizabeth, and so videos of her give me a warm feeling in my heart. She seemed like such a gentle lady, and it is hard to believe that she's no longer in this world, since very few can remember life before her coronation. Condolences from the US.

[@bevlone6531]

Do research if possible, on the trace of your family, you can find amazing things concerning some existing links.

[@LEE-ty8vq]

Bro I just wanna see a pic of ur Nan.

[@factualtruth6830]

@S. Módica Philip was a broke Greek monarch. Most of European monarchs are mixed.

[@factualtruth6830]

Because she was Anglo Saxon.

[@a.d.2719]

@S. Módica That's lovely! I'm glad you also have these nice memories!

[@litneyloxan]

My mouth dropped that so many of the stones that still exist/worn today have so much history and have seen so many royal historical figures. Amazing way she calmly details each one.

[@neiltristanyabut]

yeah, a history of colonialist exploitation

[@stevengreen198]

@@neiltristanyabut so at what point did the Black Prince, Edward the Confessor have anything to do with colonization? As for the majority of the stones they were sold off by the Cromwell, so for many many years stones were hired to fill in the gaps for coronations, indeed if you look at the other crown's you will see how the stones have been moved to these newer ones.

[@0neInTheChambie]

@@neiltristanyabut So obviously you have never accepted the fact that she was there to apologise for colonisation.. slavery.. among other things and even accepted the LGBTQ + supporting the minorities that tend to get shunned by society? I see. You're uncultured, quite obviously.

[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

@@neiltristanyabut Terrible huh? Perhaps imperialist muslim Arab colonialism would have been far better and more benign.

[@deutschermichel5807]

@@SOBIESKI_freedom well arabs don't wear gold nor silk

[@BookOfFaustus]

Her accent was much more posh back then than today

[@TheBrandonWatford]

JohnDeeIsMe I don’t think it has changed, she just doesn’t have the patience or willingness to speak for long periods of time these days lol.

[@chrismc410]

She is much older and has shed more and more of the posh BS over the years. Propriety becomes less important the older one gets

[@mscott3918]

@@chrismc410 Also aging changes the voice. My mother was 7 years older than The Queen, and spoke very much like her. As she got older the timbre changed. I'm in my mid sixties and notice that mine is changing too.

[@dukeofhaas]

Accents don't typically change over time but pronunciations can. As one example, at the beginning of her reign the queen pronounced the word "home" as "hame." Over the decades this and the pronunciation of many other words have slowly been adjusted to reflect the modern pronunciation used by most of her subjects. This has been a deliberate yet highly subtle adjustment Her Maj has made over the decades to appear more approachable to those outside her royal and noble bubble.

[@wrathford]

I just read an article about this. Researchers found her accent has subtly shifted to become more 'middle class' over the decades as her vowels have shortened.

[@claradias8967]

Damn, Claire Foy did an excellent job! If you close your eyes she sounds just like her!

[@ForeverTensed]

I've just started watching The Crown, Claire Foy has done great acting.

[@arthurdayne8029]

True!

[@gabrielturwin3168]

no she didn't,,, I mean yes in some features of pronouncing words,, but not all,,,especially for the tones

[@YowJoe]

Yes i can hear claire Foy

[@Pygmyz06]

@@gabrielturwin3168 she did an excellent job. I think you might be in the minority on this one..

[@bobstephens5599]

The way she seemed genuinely pissed off at Cromwell is hilarious. Can't blame her.

[@uptoncriddington6939]

Now that’s what one calls The Queen’s English. Our beautiful much lamented late Sovereign Lady, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. May she rest in peace.

[@alexilsley897]

Thanks for the tutorial your majesty, I’ll take it all into account when I next wear my imperial state crown

[@Myself23512]

😂

[@gabbieluzung3135]

😂😂😂😂

[@memc0282]

😂😂😂

[@johnw2026]

My imperial state crown is a baseball cap that says Cumberland on it... 😆🧢

[@azzabazza3729]

😂😂😂

[@PasanBhathiya]

She is an amazing presenter than many professional program presenters.

[@jedijournal9159]

Yes indeed. Very professional and informative.

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

What? It's robotic. If she wasn't the Queen she wouldn't have made it past the audition LOL

[@wholeNwon]

She has a reputation for doing such things in a single take. Wonder if this was one.

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

@@joyc9323 I guess English isn't your first language, work on your comprehension.

[@djclucindo]

@@Red1Green2Blue3 English doesn't seem to be the original commentator's native language either, but you didn't hesitate giving them crap, did you? Glass houses, mate...

[@b.walker5955]

She was really quite humble. I don't believe anyone after her can be to the same measure. How she will be missed. I write this the day following her funeral.~ Watching as she lived her life long, was an honor.

[@renatovonschumacher3511]

You were watching her smiling face in public. But have you ever had the oppurtunity of not seeing her official face ? Believe you me, she was not always so pleasant.

[@brandongoodwin6425]

Her voice is pretty. Did she sound like that in person?

[@nadiar.7788]

If she was so humble, she'd give the jewels that her people stole back to their rightful owners.

[@Shrek-pu8uu]

You’ve been so deceived 😂

[@renatovonschumacher3511]

@@nadiar.7788 SHE was the rightful owner and so is her rightful sucsessor.

[@absoluteacw]

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth was the perfect teacher in this clip. She knew her ancestry and she has worn those very crowns she spoke of. It felt quite personal. An utterly unique position she held. Thank you your Majesty Queen Elizabeth.

[@joecook5689]

Edward the confessor, 1,000 years ago? Pearls worn by Elizabeth the first, 500 years ago? Priceless.

[@SJokes]

For real. I always find it so fascinating that we know so many small details about monarchs and events that happened 1000 years ago.

[@cremesodaxd6531]

@@aadittridayal238 No, it is not. The crown with the Kohinoor you are refering to is not the one in the video. Please educate yourself. The crown(with the Kohinoor) you are refering to is the crown of Queen Mary.

[@remyhadley6595]

@@cremesodaxd6531 Do shut up, peasant.

[@Revelian1982]

Kanye will probably make a bid..

[@ZeroRiskAppetite]

Quite literally, yes.

[@Marcus51090]

“It’s normally kept at the taaaah”

[@BaibaVulgaris]

Lol, true, I didn't even understand what she said :)

[@meg151]

HAHAHAHAHA this made me laugh hard

[@gabrielturwin3168]

she said "It's normally kept at the tower",,LOL,,, It was old fashioned English pronunciation,,, they pronounce 3 syllable word became 1 syllable only,, so, "aa-wu-aa" became aa,,, that is why she says paaah for power,,

[@Marcus51090]

@@gabrielturwin3168 the situation is DIAAAAHHH lol

[@sohamdate7007]

???

[@GusMcGuire]

It's funny to see the way the Queen handles the Imperial State Crown so delicately here. Yet in another documentary about the Crown Jewels made by the BBC for her Platinum Jubilee in June 2022, she has it on the table in front of her and then, when the interviewer says "can I ask if the crown can be brought a little closer to the Queen," she abruptly grabs it (as if getting a teapot from a cupboard), says, brightly: "This is what I do when I wear it," and starts turning it around in a startlingly casual manner. I mean, ok, it is HER crown, but it was so funny and rather refreshing to see her being so informal with it.

[@captainsinclair7954]

It literally makes your heart skip a beat before the humor of it sets in. I miss Her Majesty so much… I was in the Bahamas when she passed. The entire island chain went silent for a few days. I could hear the church bells tolling on Nassau from my Condo on Paradise Island.😢

[@archlily4697]

Is there a clip of that somewhere on KZbin maybe? Would love to see it

[@josealmeida76]

@@archlily4697 youtube.com / watch?v=H6GVq5R0O1U

[@crusherbmx]

I watched that and had the same reaction, so casual....just the Queen and her crown talking like a normal person describing their car or sometihng.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

I watched some of the funeral footage and the people who touched it made it feel it would break any second, I guess they were nervous they would drop it in front of everyone.

[@suppenlilly]

Wonderful to see the late Queen! She was an icon and did all her duty's verx well. She will always be missed! Greatings from germany❤️

[@halloweenville1]

The queen in her old age has such a cheeky mischievous personality, not often seen in public, she knows how to be professional at the right time.

[@ColdClock]

"Hello, I'm Queen Elizabeth II, welcome to my TED talk..."

[@marcuscarrington3688]

Gorgeous voice and a polished performance. Miss her greatly RIP

[@envitech02]

It's great to hear Her Majesty's voice again. May Her Majesty reign forever in peace, free from earthly obligations and worries. God Save The Queen!!

[@_alencarino]

Claire Foy sounds just like her...

[@arhen4369]

I was thinking the same thing ! She really made a incredible job I miss her in the show

[@magnalucian8]

Pawn Stars: it's been used, so the absolute best i could give you would be $50, and that's up there that's a stretch for me.

[@arvgopal2961]

Lol 😂

[@chrismc410]

@@arvgopal2961 someone wouldn't have a head if he said that to her.

[@princevesperal]

That's probably what happened to Cromwell when he sold the gems! "Sorry, my Lord Protector, but this stone is so big, it's only really usable on a crown or scepter, and since you abolished the monarchy, that market has entered a downturn. I can only offer £4."

[@arthurfleck816]

Lol

[@marcusgutenberg2696]

*not a penny more*

[@Stratoszero]

I remember this series back in the 70s, it was the start of the monarchy opening up to the public really. It felt quite groundbreaking. Wasn’t it presented by Huw Weldon? Who was knighted afterwards.

[@sarashepard7504]

Great info. How old are you?

[@BrianLloyd1991]

@@sarashepard7504 surely triple figures im sure

[@zeffster2]

@@sarashepard7504 how old are you?

[@michaelbrownlee9497]

@@Stratoszero the queen was presenting the royal family as a role model of how we should behave. That has always been the main purpose of the royal family, a guiding light of sorts for us to follow. The press was always airing out there dirt, but all in all I think she did a pretty good job. Always liked being around that generation, they were strict, fair, hard workers, practical, frugal, and very interesting hobbies. Elizabeth gave the best show and tells.

[@GodisMyNo1]

@@Stratoszero Ok but the BBC documentary Elizabeth R was out in 1992

[@miacienfuegos]

Her voice is so beautiful, and accent so elegant 🤍🥺 my literal queen 😭🤍

[@Chefkikegarza]

🤣😂

[@lotte604]

If the Imperial State Crown's jewels were replaced by Infinity Gems and Elizabeth becomes the almighty Queen of the Universe, I wouldn't even be mad.

[@yangzhitongzhi]

The Queen would literally have Gods power in hand

[@highgroundproductions8590]

She would probably just create a few more corgis and return things back to normal so she could relax in her advancing years.

[@florian8599]

@@highgroundproductions8590 When Her Majesty has to step in to fix the situation, you know you really messed up...

[@thakuranuraganand738]

I am an Indian and frankly the idea of having to live under the reign of another British Monarch is not just insulting, it's offensive to us. Your monarchy is symbolic of 300 years of atrocities in our subcontinent and death by starvation of over 30 million people. While Europeans are quick to condemn Hitler, they celebrate Churchil and British Monarchy for the same reasons.

[@Jacada126]

@@thakuranuraganand738 You should maybe do some non biased research on those famines. They would have been a lot worse without Churchill. An insane amount of grain was shipped to India, Australia was nearly emptied of its grain stores. Nationalism is unfortunately a disease that blinds.

[@silantasan]

Her voice is so calming.

[@Jayce_Alexander]

Be proud of who you are, Britons. You have so very much to be proud of. Love from France. 🇬🇧🇫🇷

[@applesandpairs5460]

Thank you so much sir

[@azertyunknow1029]

He! Un autre français ! Je suis totalement d'accord avec votre commentaire soit dit en passant

[@josephbayliss9464]

You too my french friend across the channel, viva le France 🇫🇷 and god save the queen 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@archiebald4717]

Indeed and now so much to be sad about.

[@martinmacdonald5773]

In most of the world, thieving is not considered something to be proud of.

[@shadeyfang8564]

I like how she is calling her relatives as they names, like we would call them. It’s crazy to think how she’s related to all of them

[@SPM0717]

She's not though. Not all of the monarchs of England have belonged to the same bloodline. That's why there have been different houses (dynasties), the current one being Windsor, which have had origins in different countries. Even if Elizabeth was directly related to everyone, you wouldn't expect her to say "my great (times 30) grandfather" etc.

[@Alaois]

@@SPM0717 Her late Majesty was not directly descended, but she was related. The Royal Family is of the same bloodline.

[@myamdane6895]

@@SPM0717She was related to , and I’m fairly certain I’m right here, every single British monarch spanning back to William the Conqueror and even I think the Anglo Saxon kings. Not a direct descendent technically from all of them but she is in fact directly descended from William I, albeit through females as well

[@PhillipLWilcher]

I can't imagine the world without her. She has been such a constant. I love her, and I always will.

[@Rudel23]

She's not only the Queen of England, She's the Queen of all of us....

[@PhillipLWilcher]

I am grateful to have lived during her reign. History will never record the life of another Sovereign like her. It's not for nothing she is referred to as Her Majesty. Majesty is at the heart of all she does. Blessings!

[@ak0087]

Love her right in the pussy.

[@greatbritain5355]

Phillip Wilcher. I could not have said it better myself. A very fitting comment. Well done sir.

[@PPMSwift]

I’m an American and I love my country deeply. BUT, I have a great amount of respect for HM The Queen and the royal family. Their family is full of history and such wonder and awe whenever I see them on tv.

[@jaads7910]

What a absolute brilliant bit of tv, never new this existed, can't think of anyone more suited to talk abt the crown, than the person who wears it, god bless our queen,

[@liaselleaeri]

[0:25] 'It's normally kept at the tower but I have it here at Buckingham Palace, because I wore it this morning at the State Opening of Parliament' 🙄💅👑✨ now- why she sounds so sassy saying that 😭😭💀

[@bryanfranks3205]

This is lovely to see. What a lady! We were so fortunate. I could listen to her all day. RIP Ma'am.

[@MasonPerry7]

Wow, It's more significant knowing each jewel and gem has a story.

[@aadittridayal238]

The diamond in her crown is from India search Kohinor diamond name u will get to know everything

[@PonderousProse]

@@aadittridayal238 The center front diamond in the Imperial State Crown is the Cullinan II, or the "Second Star Of Africa". The Koh-i-Noor ("Mountain Of Light") diamond is set in the Queen Consort's Crown. This was done because that stone had a long history of tragedy when it was possessed and worn by men. In its present setting, it can only be worn by women. If Charles and Diana had remained married, Diana would've worn the crown containing the Koh-i-Noor at his coronation.

[@ricque9459]

@@aadittridayal238 koh-i-noor is mounted on the Crown of Queen Mother, not the Imperial State Crown. The huge diamond you saw on this video is Cullinan Diamond

[@nicholasnyein8457]

@@aadittridayal238 lol Mr know it all just embarrassed himself

[@thayspamacheno628]

Yes, it's so significant to know the story behind each jewel her ancestors acquired through labour exploitation. Cute.

[@abey2455]

If the pearls actually belonged the Queen Elizabeth I, that is amazing

[@mscott3918]

It's even more amazing than that. At least one of the pearls may even have belonged to Mary, Queen of Scots

[@mscott3918]

@@elizabeth6954 It's quite something, the whole thing. His stone was taken out of a ring he was wearing when he was buried.

[@04nbod]

@@mscott3918 And there is the theory that the other 3 are from the Boleyn pendant in this portrait www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portrait/mw00142/Anne-Boleyn

[@aadittridayal238]

@@mscott3918 the diamond in her crown is from India

[@inigobantok1579]

@@aadittridayal238 uhhh no the stones are from Edward the confessor the kohinoor that you Indians like to boast about is locked away at the imperial jewel house

[@chriscalvert5887]

God bless you ma'am. May you rest in peace. Thank you

[@deananderson7877]

Thank you for your leadership, grace under pressure and your service. god save the queen. RIP your majesty and it my honour to serve you.🇨🇦

[@popazz1]

Wow! I had no idea this footage existed. She makes for an accomplished educator. But then if anyone would have an intimate knowledge of all things royal then it would be she.

[@04nbod]

This should be shown in schools. Nothing like learning history from the Queen herself

[@Sean-me4fv]

Please don't refer to Her Majesty as "she". She is the cat's mother.

[@craft-o-matic399]

It would be her.

[@nbme-answers]

@@craft-o-matic399 … it would be Her Majesty.

[@illas14]

I'm not even British and I'm in love with Her Majesty! She's such an amazing woman! I'm so happy we have all these videos of her in her youth. I can't imagine the world without her! God bless her!!!

[@greenvisage9117]

Yes, and we are getting her son afterwards.

[@Soulvex]

And here we are :(

[@charlotteritchie9969]

@@Soulvex good. She's burning in pain for her sins rn.

[@hensonlaura]

Her Grace.

[@Cocochantelle]

Guuurl 🙄

[@annabethjadisdoulton4554]

She explained it broad and clear.

[@chrisparkes2179]

If you listen to recordings of people from around the country from that time (apart from remote and rural areas with strong dialects) they all spoke clearly within their own regional accents. Some of the cockney music hall performers used vowel sounds that now sound posh, "het" for "hat", etc.

[@hudiscool4186]

Our Queen my Queen 😢😢😢 love you forever wherever you may be.

[@KimJungun-cd3dl]

I love you too

[@philipschrute8487]

can't help but thinl of Claire foy, she really got her voice right. Wow

[@clementlee2121]

Learned so much from this video. Her Majesty is not a bad educator 👩‍🏫

[@22poopoo]

I know, I was half expecting this to be be a deepfake.

[@shinkicker404]

Remember seeing this and other Royal Jewels when I went to the Tower of London, it never shows up quite right in videos or on TV but the way they sparkle is something you really need to see in person to understand. It’s like a Kaleidoscope.

[@jadenephrite]

Regarding 1:08, the famous Black Prince's Ruby from 1367 is actually a spinel gemstone rather than a true ruby. Spinels were earlier confused with rubies until 1783 when their chemical compositions were able to differentiate them.

[@cremebrulee4759]

Thanks. You taught me something today.

[@AsadAli-jc5tg]

Black Prince was the people's Prince.

[@MagicRon97]

That could be done in 1783? I'm quite impressed with that

[@jadenephrite]

@@MagicRon97 Thank you for your comment. It was French Mineralogist Jean Baptiste Louis Rome de Lisle who was able to identify the differences between rubies and spinels in 1783. A spinel is composed of magnesium aluminum oxide whereas a ruby is composed of chromium aluminum oxide.

[@sue3028]

He was called the black prince (Edward 111 eldest son Edward of Woodstock) because of his brutality in war, nothing to do with colour or what country he came from

[@christopherknowsbest9666]

That diamond is absolutely stunning.

[@aadittridayal238]

Yeah coz its actually from India

[@PonderousProse]

@@aadittridayal238It is NOT. It's the Cullinan II, often referred to as "The Second Star Of Africa", BECAUSE IT WAS PART OF A DIAMOND DISCOVERED IN SOUTH AFRICA. It is NOT the Koh-i-Noor (which is set in the Queen Consort's Crown).

[@Seb_Snufflepuss]

@@aadittridayal238 Wrong. Didn’t you look at the video?

[@MartinHomeVideo]

As the years went by HRH herself became one of the biggest jewels of the crown.

[@ryan2k766]

*HM

[@tico2012]

But none of those jewels are more beautiful than you, Sir. 😄

[@PonderousProse]

@@ryan2k766 This.

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

@@tico2012 damn qu33r.

[@andy86i]

Her Majesty not Her Royal Highness, noob

[@RG-ja34sep]

Queen Elizabeth II, a truly remarkable Monarch, an incredible Mother, and an extraordinary woman. I still can’t believe that she is no longer with us, and I will miss her forever. RIP Your Majesty 😔💔

[@nickkorzeniewski230]

God rest queen Elizabeth II the great

[@jesysheaven]

We will miss you so much 💔

[@dancunchebon3674]

I think HM at her age, 94, should do an interview on a wide range of issues governance, history, the monarchy etc . She clearly knows a lot. We can learn a lot from her

[@bullsharkTM]

Right! she's reigning for idk 70+ years she must know more than the presidents and prime ministers that came and went

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

LOL what the actual hell???? No thank you. There are PLENTY of more informed, more knowledgeable, and altogether more intelligent people that can tell you about governance and history than the queen - and funnily enough they publish work all the time. You have but only to open your internet browser. The sooner you imbeciles learn to stop this juvenile deference to rich hereditary warlords the better.

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

@TheRenaissanceman65 it would be nice if people didn't cuck themselves for unelected hereditary warlords.

[@bullsharkTM]

@@Red1Green2Blue3 yeah we get your point mister socialist but it's not only about knowledge. it's also about insights, understanding situations, how to deal diplomatically, communicating. These things have been the job of the queen ever since and she clearly has one of the many people who have the most experience in dealing with national and international relations and issues.

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

@@bullsharkTM LMAOOOOOOOO Thank you for proving my point. You need to stop listening to Royalty for your education and turn to ACTUAL scholars and experts. Are you really serious? Jesus Christ we need more investment in education! What on earth does REPUBLICANISM have to do with SOCIALISM?!?!?? I suppose Mitch McConnel in the US is a socialist???!?!? ahahahahaha thanks for the laugh!

[@smokerlad]

We’re lucky to have her! She’s the best and has seen it all!

[@zarakhan3887]

Heart❤felt thanks for uploading this video.

[@Drsparjan]

See how beautiful someone who is explaining about something so precious and that actually belongs to herself

[@popcult]

Watching this clip one understand why her prime ministers literally fall in love with her.

[@johnforsbergbarrett923]

@Mr Spoon That we'll never know!

[@chrismc410]

@Mr Spoon no. I've heard was one of the few people who could tell the Queen off and get away with it. They didn't call her "The Iron Lady" for nothing.

[@sylviaroberts8103]

chrismc410 . Wrong. Nobody, but nobody ‘tells the Queen off’. You are surreptitiously referring to Margaret Thatcher, but Mrs. Thatcher had the deepest respect for Her Majesty and didn’t care who knew it.

[@wolverineiscool7161]

@@chrismc410 Iron Lady is not the queen you dumb son of a bitch

[@lewisfraser4153]

She certainly had contentious relationships. Churchill infamously went behind her back since he thought she was an inexperienced rube, Thatcher resented unearned power, Blair didn't think she grooved with his image of modernity

[@tripodcatz5532]

"So, to sum everything up, you will never, ever, ever in your wildest dreams even begin to afford this. I'm Queen and you're not."

[@chrismc410]

Queen: to tell you the truth, even I couldn't ever afford it out of my non-public funds, either.

[@tripodcatz5532]

@@chrismc410 I'm thinking QEII might wanna consider hocking some of these crowns to bail poor 'ole Andrew outta jail. #liberi_horribilus

[@Dryhten1801]

The crown is a possession of all the British people

[@ford-2009]

The most beautiful gem here is the Queen.

[@the.real.cia.langley]

The fun part is that I wanted to keep on listening to what she was saying, because she explains it in a much better way.

[@naolaress6340]

I like her voice!

[@DCfred]

What a gem this vid is!

[@whushaw]

Pun = I'm dead

[@highgroundproductions8590]

Haha "GEM" I'M DEAD LOL

[@aadittridayal238]

The diamond ks from India Kohinor

[@Seb_Snufflepuss]

@@aadittridayal238 wrong! It’s the Cullinan. Did you not watch the video?

[@zarakhan3887]

Heart❤thanks for uploading this video. I can't help but keep watching this footage. The late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is so elegant and regal in her white garment and beautiful in her diamond tiara/crown. Its interesting to hear the wondrous history of the jewels in the crown. The late Majesty Queen Elizabeth was truly an inspirational person to all of us and always admired the late Majesty ER II tenacity. May God Almighty grant The late Queen Elizabeth II a place in heaven in the hereafter. Aameen 🌷.

[@TheRealJaneSeymour]

I think thats literally the first time i've EVER heard The Queen say anything about Queen Elizabeth I

[@kakerake6018]

"Apparently he just dug it outta the rockface with his walking stick" 🤣🤣🤣 That's gotta be one of the most British things to do.

[@greenvisage9117]

Actually, the wife of astronomer Gene Shoemaker said that when she and her husband were walking in a German town and recognized that an entire church was made from the stone of a local meteorite, she had to make sure that her husband did not have his pick with him so that he did not take a sample of the building.

[@kakerake6018]

@@greenvisage9117 🤣🤣 lmao I would probably have taken a sample as well that sounds so cool

[@mscott3918]

Even though he was South African

[@greenvisage9117]

The church is in Nordlingen, Germany.

[@globalman]

Beautiful to discover this video just now. A welcome relief after days of crying due to a profound a sense of loss and grief that I could not have imagined. I always knew it would be difficult and really hoped I would go before The Queen because I somehow could not imagine a world without her presence. I am reminded of another documentary which you should all see. She speaks of the Crown and to paraphrase says, "There are disadvantages to a Crown, but they are quite important things" and as she says this it is with an every growing radiant and knowing smile. Also if you are very perceptive you know that she is not speaking of artistry or extrinsic value but of a much deeper meaning to do with history, tradition and ritual. I live on the continent and due to circumstances quite out of my control I was unable to travel to England to be physically part of all that is happening. So I must make do with the BBC live stream which I stop watching and feel compelled to return to watching news and interviews toggling back and forth also ti the live feed from Westminster. It is like a meditation watching thousands of people silently walk stop and say farewell to the Queen. The changing of the Guard is sombre, somehow mystical and with a timing, gravitas and grace that is quite mesmerising. I have probably watched this changing of the Guard 30 or 40 times and cannot look away. As a boy I watched the coronation on tele transmitted across the Atlantic. Queen Elizabeth and I grew older and old together. She is embedded in my consciousness and my sense of loss is quite extraordinary. My mother who died 2007 was born the same year as the Queen and I 20 years later. King George VI still reigned. When my mother died it felt that somehow the earth had shifted or that I had shifted in the universe??? I feel that again in a different way but my sense of loss seems somehow greater now. Maybe because I am that much older or perhaps because the Queen and I had a distant relationship which was one sided. She never knew I existed but I certainly knew of her existence. Grief is such an odd thing and probably different for everyone. Thank you for sharing this video ...... This is how I best remember Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. 💔💔

[@muttakinc2281]

It’s time to wake up from your life or shall we say lie.

[@theriv132]

I understand and agree. She represents so much and her death marks the end of the Elizabethan era...which is heartbreaking. Certain deaths are harsher reminders of times bygone that will never be seen again. The older we get, the more we realize things that young people just can't understand. She will be missed.

[@ziyaaddhorat]

I feel sorry for you. How do you live your life caring for a random old woman who, quite literally, lived off the government?

[@sebgro]

@@ziyaaddhorat Or did the Government live off her…? Btw, the yearly costs of the crown are greatly exceeded by the revenue from people buying «royal» souvenirs from mostly immigrant shops. That, and without adding all revenue from London tourists & countless movies and TV shows with her presence somehow. Edit: The revenue from gift shops isnt compared to the general upkeep, which is vastly larger. However the tourism does.

[@sebgro]

@@ziyaaddhorat And she wasn’t even allowed to sell most of her belongings, due to it being so called artifacts or of national interest to keep. She was also obligated to do work FOR the Government.

[@rxtf]

The ultimate unboxing video.

[@bmc9504]

R.I.P your Majesty.

[@orryrossi]

But wait, if you order now, we will throw in a FREE SCEPTER!

[@azertyunknow1029]

Best comment ! 😂😂

[@mscott3918]

And an orb half price

[@jinz0]

This video is a gem in itself

[@ManongChito]

You can definitely hear respect from the way she said "First Queen Elizabeth".

[@chrismc410]

I know only reigning monarchs are numbered now but noticed she was technically the third Queen Elizabeth. Her late Majesty's mother's name was also Elizabeth. She might not have had to sign things with an "R" like Her Majesty did but she put in just as much work supporting her father and later her when she became Queen(Regnant). She had two Queens to learn from: Her mother and albeit briefly, her grandmother, Queen Mary.

[@lalalalalalwlla]

​​​@@chrismc410 She is technically 5th queen Elizabeth, there were 2 regnant and 3 consorts with that name. There were queen Elizabeth Woodville, queen Elizabeth of York, queen Elizabeth I, queen Elizabeth the queen mother and queen Elizabeth II.

[@marcuscarrington3688]

I could listen to her all day 👍🏽

[@EvenWaysMusic]

Some of those numbers of years are unreal. What a thing it is for such an amount of historical significance to be in a single thing. Wow.

[@elmienliebenberg9145]

My god...this womans ability to remember facts, dates and events was amazing. She was so talented. She was meant for the throne, even before her being Queen was a foregone conclusion. The universe had big plans for her and she did not disappoint. So even though many around the world would wish that she never died and lived to be a 120 or more I feel she has earned this peaceful rest. RIP Your Majesty, and thank you ❤

[@KingdaToro]

You have to know these things when you're a queen, you know.

[@rileykernaghan]

I've never understood why this isn't the most watched KZbin video of all time

[@heatchills4093]

Because cats.

[@dritemolawzbks8574]

​@@heatchills4093 A TikTok themed version might help this go viral.

[@ssakcajaru236]

I am very honored to watch ancient recorded footage, I hope you have more of these ancient recordings

[@chrisparkes2179]

We who are of a similar age to the footage prefer the term vintage rather than ancient!

[@ralucadudescu]

Beautiful presentation, but I would have been more curious regarding how she was able to sacrifice so much out of her life for serving this nation. Even now, at 93, she is still doing her duty. Nothing scared her away, not even COVID 19! Admirable sacrifice, incredible work!

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

This aged horribly....

[@harrier331]

@@Gameboy-Unboxings No it didn't, nothing they said changes now.

[@angelaonthego]

Not at all. That woman worked up until the day she died.

[@lisastallingskeelor3328]

The cameras can’t stay on the diamonds long enough for me in any of these videos. Soooooo gorgeous!

[@CanadianMonarchist]

The diamonds are exquisite, but Elizabeth is the most precious jewel here.

[@sallyford-fitzwilliams1724]

I do so miss our dear late Queen.

[@alessandragregori1518]

Questa voce, è indimenticabile. Ha vissuto una lunga vita, se ne è andata serenamente ma...ha lasciato un vuoto che non sarà mai colmato. La vita continua, altri verranno dopo di Lei ma Elisabetta ll rimarrà unica nella storia.

[@arejayseeottawa]

Love the Imperial State Crown, as it dazzles with diamonds! And the Queen looks beautiful in this video!

[@kittycat35625]

The Queen has lived through so much. Props to her

[@vivo-audio]

She's never had to sleep rough or make her own dinner and everywhere she goes she´s surrounded by the smell of fresh paint, flowers and sycophantic hangers on.

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

@@vivo-audio but seeing what happened/happens to other monarchs or monarchies shouldn't make for easy sleeping, either. Right now, I wouldn't want to exchange places with the king and queen of Spain. So there is that...

[@vivo-audio]

@@thekingsdaughter4233 Pointing out the floors in other country's monarchies doesn't alter the fact that there are many millions of people in the UK that would rather see an end to this out-dated and unjust institution that is corrupt to it's core. Look at the crimes, mainly against it's own 'subjects' that this family have carried out over centuries. It's all a lot of sycophantic dungeons and dragons nonsense and the country should grow up.

[@jamielonsdale3018]

It once seemed as though she would outlive us all. The world will never feel the same again. The Commonwealth's Grandmother is gone. God save the Queen. God save the King. Long live the King!

[@jamielonsdale3018]

@@vivo-audio A lot changed with George VI, especially in the monarchy. Queen Elizabeth the Wise didn't spawn from thin air, she was inspired to serve with utmost dedication by her father overcoming his stutter. King Charles III and Prince William have lived with the benefit of her council their entire lives. The period of British Monarchy we experience is not the same as George the Mad King. It isnt the same as King Henry VIII. It isnt even the same as Queen Victoria. This era began with King George VI, and it is a radical departure from the past. They are our ambassadors, a source of stability, and they do not get to have an opinion in politics; except as one desperate act to stop a Hitlerian figure from rising to power or sone other threat to our Constitution. They are sworn above all else to defend and respect that.

[@710MaryJane]

Interesting, I have always wanted to know the origin of all the gems on the State Crown. Thank you for posting!❤😊

[@mikeejudan]

Her voice is so calming to listen to. I miss her. 🫶🏻

[@PyroFloe]

Plot twist: The crown is made of the infinity stones that made Her immortal

[@flooffyonee8151]

Makes sense

[@sharont1]

Demon Queen of Heaven represent greed/pride seats in Elizabeth heart. The woman even looks gargoyle possessed. .. King of Tyre is Satan position. Queen ElizLilith wisdom is carnal and ☠️. We wrestle not with flesh and blood but spirits , principalities and WICKEDNESS In High places. Checkmate

[@flooffyonee8151]

@@sharont1 what you talking about

[@johnkane3240]

Apparently not.

[@richardc8795]

If only RIP QEII 👑

[@richardring272]

Absolutely fascinating because of the fact that we see the Queen herself talking about the crown when it's very well known that she doesn't give interviews. Can you please tell us what documentary this clip is from?

[@PozoBlue]

OMG the story of the jeweler who fainted from stress/fear whilst splitting the ginormous diamond was hilarious and priceless! I can imagine it! So interesting to hear the stories of each stone and its incredible combined history. Also the way she pronounced tower!! LOL love it!

[@SnabbKassa]

yes. taua. I can tell you are from the New World by your spelling of jeweller. We don't say r's at the end of words.

[@denisej4813]

Also, I always smile at the story of how news reports at the time banged on about the Cullinan diamond being sent from South Africa to Europe on a ship bristling with burly bodyguards to ensure its safety and security, whereas it was actually sent on a completely different boat in an unmarked package via the normal post: talk about a brilliant diversionary tactic!

[@richardgrant7055]

@@SnabbKassa Dear Taua -nice to hear from you, don't worry about spelling, ignore Mario who is just trying to be smart but is really a PAIN.

[@david_walker_esq]

It was so nice to see Her Majesty looking so young and well in this video. Such recordings are so precious now. Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest just yesterday. May God welcome His beloved servant into His kingdom and may His Majesty, King Charles III and the royal family find comfort in their great loss. God save the King.

[@jliu214]

Many thanks to the late Queen for recording this video to tell us the history of the crown. Very interesting and informative.

[@andreacroce3756]

She is wonderful.

[@e-warren100]

Thank You Brandon for posting this incredible video of our late Queen Elizabeth. Seeing videos like this brings tears to my eyes because of how much I miss her

[@ptys.]

I always wanted to know the history of the Queens Crown. Who better to explain it that than Her Majesty herself. Awesome!

[@chrismc410]

It was my understanding even she didn't like wearing it.

[@astrotter]

"Say, that's a nice crown!" "Oh, this old thing?"

[@RowantheHearingAssistDog]

"It's been in the closet. I only wear it for special occasions."

[@ellosborn9719]

What a queen (Both literally and figuratively)

[@morrisonscott702]

Hello, good evening and I hope all’s fine you there? Hope to hear from you soon..Ok

[@dukecity7688]

I feel privileged to have heard that. I was touched to see her so young - She wàs engaging. Fascinating information. These are nature's marvels. Wow just wow.

[@thesmithersy]

I love that shot at the French with the reference to Agincourt.

[@thegrandmuftiofwakanda]

This lady was pure class.

[@szabados1980]

Her Majesty was marvellous, and has been ever since.

[@JumpJeho]

Crowns freaking kick ass. You know you're a real G when you straight up be wearing that crown with glittering precious stones.

[@markr002]

Wow. I never knew this existed. Thanks for uploading. ❤

[@tardis1980]

Am I the only one that feels the Queen is badass by having a crown on while talking about another one? Real power and money....

[@rockblonde]

She's wearing the Royal DIadem which is the most seen head gear ever as it's the one on her head on the UK stamps and older money.

[@Seb_Snufflepuss]

@@rockblonde George IV Diadem.

[@michaelsims1160]

She doesn’t own the Crown Jewels. The British government does. That’s been long settled.

[@88KeysIdaho]

Discusses 2 crowns, while ignoring the one on her head. "Oh- THIS one?!? Pish-Posh, it's something I just threw on...." lol

[@johndaarteest]

@@88KeysIdaho Maybe you can class the one on her head a tiara?

[@TheOsmanly]

Goodbye my beloved Queen until we meet again.

[@redfire20003]

Nicely pitched, informative presentation. Her accent bears the last vestiges of the clipped tones of the Hanoverians.

[@saeedseedat9344]

She really does speak “ The Queen’s English “ ! What an amazing Monarch she was. Elizabeth The Magnificent!