Inside Imelda Marcos' Controversial $20 Million Jewelry Collection

[@SeanTwyman-me2gh]

Those jewels, along with the entire DeMarcos estate, should be sold and the proceeds given to the people of the Philippines

[@RacellaIgnacio]

ask pcgg! the government (corazon aquino regime) has sequestered all assets of the marcos family. question is where are the assets now? where are the jewelries of imelda marcos? gone with wind

[@jesmichel]

They have several estates.

[@Mkikik]

Like the corrupt government will really give it to the ppl ? Lol

[@delyne6860]

Yeah, you think it will go to (madlang)Filipino people? The corrupt govt will go after it!

[@vaccariaofsamsara]

I am in doubt that it will be given to the people.

[@raudistar]

should be sold and pay Philippine debts

[@ΕλένηΤουλοπούλου]

No please. In museum only in Philippine

[@bigbulk688]

@@ΕλένηΤουλοπούλου I have spent a decade in Philippines. If they go on display, trust me Marcos family will hire the biggest of Italian mafias to have it stolen the very next day. There's a reason they are kept in secrecy.

[@RacellaIgnacio]

wala na lahat yan. tanong ninyo sa pcgg ni corazon aquino lol

[@sylvierobbinsrobbins7267]

Those evil thieves are the problem of so much suffering, poverty and hunger in Philippines and the world....

[@victormanog]

VERY WRONG OPINION THE PERSON HIMSELF SHOULD BE THE ONE BE BLAMED BECAUSE OF HIS LAZINESS

[@DavaoHunters_SapphireJewelry]

😂LOL if tamad ka wla ka tlaga mapuntahan😂😂 utak mo yan ang problema. Mas ma utak ang Marcos kaysa ninono mo

[@FalloutBoy_85]

Yes correct @Sylvier and to people saying it's because people are lazy are part of the problem and they need to be addressed.

[@merlene314]

Were gifts from other countries. Check your history. And if the world is in hardship, is it imelda's fault?

[@0403julietguevara]

You have no proof.

[@cholman4248]

All of her jewels should be sold to the highest bidder and money put back into the treasury for the people.

[@joeysilatory8023]

gawin din sana yan sa lahat ng naging first lady ng Phil. pag pumunta ka sa bahay ng mga politico yung kutsara ginto. Sino bang politico ang gumgmit ng fake na alahas. bakit lagi nlng si Madam kung may mga ginto kayo sa katawan ibigay nyo sa mga mhhirap na nktira sa kalsada, gawin muna sa sarili bago ipagawa sa iba .

[@johnosam4681]

Agree

[@jacksroom3727]

People are dumb they should showcase the jewelries in the Philippine museum as what Imelda had it planned out to begin with . She purchased all this beautiful jewelries and artworks from famous artist around the world so that she could showcase it in the Philippine museum so that the Filipinos would have easy access to view it without having to travel . While the other countries and its people who would want to see it would have to travel to the Philippines . Which was a great idea to build the tourism industry of the Philippines. Unfortunately , people are dumb and they don’t realize the big picture ‼️

[@johnosam4681]

@@jacksroom3727 People like you, who believe they are so intelligent, seem to have overlooked the practicalities of your suggestion. Have you considered the substantial costs involved in making such jewelry accessible to the public and ensuring its security? Meanwhile, there are countless Filipinos struggling to make ends meet, their livelihoods threatened by rising taxes and the increasing cost of living. It's disheartening to witness your naive proposal for a luxury goods exhibition funded by taxpayers' money. Perhaps it would be wise to reconsider to keep your suggestion to yourself.

[@jacksroom3727]

@@johnosam4681 coming from a dumb ass like you . Keep telling yourself that 😂

[@marciamoore1591]

So much luxury and the Filipino people go hungry

[@sonnykeith8338]

These jewels should be kept by and belong to the state. Allow the president (if a woman) or first lady to use the jewels on state occasions a little bit like royal crown jewels. But no single person should be allowed to own the jewels outright ever again. They belong to the people of the Philippines 🇵🇭 ♥️

[@jilliango15]

with the rampant corruption in the Philippines. liquidating these treasures are not advisable. better yet put it in a high security museum for the tourist and people to enjoy. these pieces are rare.

[@cjanvier1536]

Their wealth is from the hard working Americans whose government donated money to the Philippines . Probably the Japanese as well and some European countries. Money meant to help the common people ended up in their pockets. Only God can made the eternal judgment on this family.

[@BisaYABlogNi]

YES

[@mhilet_7970]

You TALK SHIT....even before MARCOS become president he already a RICH MAN😂😂😂😂

[@jeanhawken4482]

The family has infiltrated the political millieu so No doubt the greasy sticky fingers are just waiting for the bank releasing the load for auction.

[@0403julietguevara]

correct your grammar.

[@joelcapco6018]

Are you for real?

[@keniavalenzuela1218]

Beautiful and unique jewelry collection!! They should display them in a museum so people can enjoying them.

[@maryjaneseymour3479]

Agreed the people w should benefit from the jewelry. Either selling it or making it a tourist attraction. Thank you for all the research you do.

[@roberthancox]

IF THEY WERE SOLD THEY WOULD JUST GO UP IN VALUE FOR THE NEW OWNER ,BEST TO KEEP THEM IN A MUSEUM AND GENERATE AN INCOME

[@tompommerel2136]

These should be kept & displayed in a national museum. The collections combine so many aspects that will never be rediscovered once they are sold, even for the supposed benefit of the people. Rightly or wrongly, these items are artifacts of not only a women with insatiable greed but exquisite taste and is a major window into her husband's presidency in the Philippines.

[@Ckawauchi35]

It's too much jewelry for one developing country to display in a museum. The cost of guarding/securing and maintaining the jewelry alone isn't worth it. They could be replicated and/or photographed in a museum and leave a set as the main exhibit of a planned museum. The Filipino people would benefit from the sale of such blood jewelry because a special museum holding all of those stolen objects is just a dark reminder of their suffering from the past regime. JMO.

[@kevinkim271]

Pretty much. The sale of these jewels won’t even run the Filipino government for a day! Some of the jewels are priceless considering their historical origins. For better or worse, they are a part of the history of the Philippines. Just take a look at the United Kingdom or France which have their Crown Jewels on display.

[@rondawiebe1505]

Feel the money should go to the Phillpino people. If tax3s were used to buy them, then infrastructure, health care and education is where it should be spent. Sadly, because all governments are greedy, this is not likely to happen.

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

@@rondawiebe1505 Did you know that the Marcos's son is now the leader of the Philippines.

[@ladymaria6697]

I agree, been to the PI last year and the infrastructure, regentrification, and help for the middle class and poorer people.

[@ladymaria6697]

@@cyankirkpatrick5194…seems concerning to have Marcos, Junior.

[@sabrinavaldez2554]

What was the evidence that it came from taxes of the Filipinos despite seeing that they were given gifts by kings and leaders from other countries

[@virginiapuebloslee]

Bull

[@malapanchoosingh9693]

Put them in a museum for educational purposes ❤❤. Beautiful pieces and will never see them again. I love jewelry too and, mine is locked up in a vault ❤❤❤

[@GuerlineStlouis-wt4me]

Simply beautiful 😻

[@greenstone4526]

Extremely Beautiful Collections❤❤

[@Mimimei225]

Total of that can minimize PH Debt.

[@gracitapayuyo4338]

I believe that some should be sold to fund public institutions for the people to avail services and some to be displayed in the museum for history.

[@jmh3677]

All blood jewels bought to make others suffer - I was there and watched them leave the plane in Honolulu with the famous Pamper Boxes stuffed with some of the Honolulu collection - so wild.

[@moonflower8607]

Of all the women who became a leader of this country, I would always choose Madamme Imelda Romualdez Marcos “The Steel Butterfly.” It wasn’t all about beauty, there were also guts. She redefines the true beauty of a Filipino woman. Those jewelry collections and priceless paintings were supposed to be displayed at the Metropolitan Museum during the Marcos regime as part of the Philippines government collection but sadly those plans were cut short. Those shoes, they’re not hers, they’re a display to flaunt the shoe products of Marikina. She’s size 9, those shoes were of different sizes. At the 1976 Philippine Exhibition in Paris, she dropped the Filipino stereotype and introduced the country’s products as world-class. The Marcos administration is the most misunderstood in the world. We’re almost there! The country was almost successful but some Filipino politicians really have insatiable thirst for power. 38 years after the Marcoses, did these power grabbers succeeded? 100% NO! They pulled this country more to the brink of poverty!

[@reneeh4406]

Wonderful video! Thank you so much for creating and sharing all this information with us

[@Italy55]

Agreed.

[@paotee8058]

For me display in the museum

[@delyne6860]

She was soooo beautiful and a classy former First Lady of the Philippines.

[@vangchong3080]

Husband was a dictator and his wife was a thief and still owed American government billions of dollars

[@trifoniasumicad9111]

My goodness how greedy and insensitive to the poor nation ayan pabayaan pa natin ang mga sakim na leaders and our country will remain the poorest dirty and chaotic in SEA ginagamit lang ang media to twist the truth pls Lord let the honest dynamic leaders come forward we will support them

[@cecildeluna5634]

Some jewelries should be auction and retu to Pilipino people help pay some hospital project and some go to museums in the Philippine to remind the Pilipino people how Imelda Marcos lavishly enjoyed her life while Pilipino people suffered.

[@ClaroRRecta]

With these kind of greedy workers in government, do you think if they sell these jewels, they will use it for what you’re talking about? Think about it…

[@kurukafa3108]

She had more jewels than other royal families😊

[@Thudothwacker]

Really?! You have facts on that?

[@roberthancox]

SHE WAS NOT ROYALTY, SHE WAS THE OPPOSITE,

[@Thudothwacker]

Have you seen those golden and gem stone laden Arabic daggers? Why would Imelda acquire them? It just common sense. You don't need to be a rocket scientist.

[@Geoplanetjane]

“Other” royal families? Her families, her birth fam and her husband’s. Neither of them have an ounce of royal blood. Her husband was a dictator, plain and simple.

[@DavaoHunters_SapphireJewelry]

Gifts the whole country that's its true... Some people of Philippines other countries are ignorance and no idea about the historic history. All the jewelry and other assets are documentary all the assets of buried in Philippines and others bank deposit.

[@kimdavidb]

I can only imagine her longing and extremely depressed thinking about these things she could not use or even feel until she grew old.

[@mingming6296]

it cannot be sell due to the fact that govt dont have any proof that shows they purchased it through gov funds, in fact one of the collections has been return and the reality that imelda marcos won the hundred cases from international court of justice.

[@Gemini530]

Dapat isauli kay Imelda

[@andreiliver9295]

It cannot be returned to Imelda because Imelda herself cannot prove how she could afford all that jewelry even with her salary as governor of Metro Manila combined with the salary of her husband. It was also proven that some were paid by the Philippine National Bank.

[@mingming6296]

@@andreiliver9295 if its prove by why on earth imelda won the unsual hundred case for a one person. Take note it is an international court justice. Never the less some of the Jewelry are not being purchased some of it are given by royal fam or a highly influential people. And also just to add before Marco's become president FM had multiple business both local in international one of those are gold mining we cannot denied the fact that after more than 20yrs the business generated more profits than there salary and also through connection and power they were able to make more larger businesses. I just really knew that Filipinos really don't like someone in high , if your gonna look to one of our local CEO in just a tr they were able to purchased bulgari necklace worth 20m lambo 30 mansion. Not mentioning the government parties whose trying to look an angel. If were gonna look to one of the smartest people in Philippines or in Asia as well mariam Santiago supported them since she knew what is right so who are we whose not even half of her wisdom will against. During imeldas time Philippines is one of the fasting economies after the ww2 can you imagine that. Pero nung nawala sila halos lht ng government properties pinag bbenta ibag ibang dams, electricity and water supply my God. I cannot also even tell how RESPECTED Philippines is during that time.

[@SunevEyaf]

Insured daw lahat Yan, kaya di nila magalaw galaw at maibenta, pg pinag hiwahiwalay nman ,mawawala ang real value ng jewelry.

[@brianstees2273]

They should have lost everything considering they stole from their people

[@素玲陈-h2r]

Wow beautiful her collection❤❤❤😊

[@lgkf1126]

Defenitely not auction them, cause the only ones who will benefit from it will be politicians. Surely that's the main reason why nothing gets decided because everybody involved wants the biggest slice of that juicy cake. Also those butterfly sleeves.. pleeease!!! 🤢🤢🤢 What's the point of having tons of jewelery if you walk around looking looking like a gosh dang cartoon character?

[@jbsarmiento9703]

As a fellow Filipino watching this video, I had mixed feelings.

[@joannecarolyn5018]

I thought she was only famous for her hundreds of pairs of shoes! Definitely feel the money should benefit the Filipino people. Jc from Singapore 🇸🇬😊

[@PhoebeGuevara]

No matter how it was acquired it should now be under the care of the Philippine Government and should be placed on a museum and be a national treasure these are rare items.

[@natsalta]

Everything should be sold and money should go to the people of Philippine for education, medical care and etc

[@suzann824]

should be auctioned and given back to the filipino people she stole it from

[@Ckawauchi35]

It's too much jewelry for one developing country to display in a museum. The cost of guarding/securing and maintaining the jewelry alone isn't worth it. They could be replicated and/or photographed to be showcased in a museum and leave a set as the main exhibit of a planned museum. The Filipino people would benefit from the sale of such blood jewelry because a special museum holding all of those stolen objects is just a dark reminder of their suffering from the past regime. JMO.

[@encaradviento5329]

Wala na rin mga iyan. Pinaghatihatian ng mga matataas na opisyal ng PCCG at Cory aquino. Cla ang tunay na mgnnakaw. Hindi ill gotten wealth yan. B4 mag president c Marcos mayaman tlga cla ng gold. Marcos had gold refinery in Africa.

[@Cecilia-wu9dt]

Even if I'm very rich, i will not buy even a piece of those collection items of Imelda. They maybe bad omen 😮😢

[@Ratnavina-ht6xq]

Agree..

[@AlexandraDevera-p9k]

should be displayed in museum , so the next generation knows the history of this jewelry collection by the first lady of the Phillipines

[@armandobaobaoen3583]

Should just be displayed in a museum for tourist viewing to generate income ...

[@jonelgeronimo6763]

Those should be display in the national museum.

[@dinessaundarajan7380]

Selling them would only profit current politicians 😂

[@lourdestan2428]

Wondering if these are still indeed there🤔

[@firandcurly84]

Probably not

[@carolinemcgovern8059]

Thank you so much.

[@claudyclaret6664]

Make a museum exclusively for these 3 collections.

[@kayibaliochan4149]

Im sure mga Marcos slowly removing these jewelry out of central Bank 🏦 We should have an audit and be transparent with the contents of these jewelry 👍

[@Gemini530]

Sa kanila naman talaga yon

[@victormanog]

excuse me hndi pa mag-asawa sina Imelda at Marcos Sr ay dati nang mayaman si Imelda sa Leyte,, Romualdez yan baka akala mo

[@kayibaliochan4149]

@@victormanogplease do a research 🔬

[@roseanntano2600]

​@@Gemini530BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@roseanntano2600]

​@@victormanogBWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH fake news victim spotted

[@ArtSavant-bw6ut]

Amazing. And this woman was caught stealing in a designers store in New York. She was cutting off the gold plated buttons from designer jackets. Incredible, isn't it?

[@rosalinacionelo5386]

Display it in a museum a reminder for the future citizens about the history of it

[@juliehale9491]

They should be donated to ME! Actually they should be auctioned and the money go towards hospitals and child welfare but I don’t think they would be well received seeing as she made the people poor while she sat like a spider hoarding her collection.

[@lylia507]

No one could ever sell half of those because it was a gift from royal families to Imelda. If the Philippines are actually smart, they should put it into a museum instead of getting hidden as if they can ever sell it. Because when it’s gonna be put into a museum. Tourism will grow, that will help both the Filipino and their history.

[@Glenda2010.]

Philippines became great country so stunning history.

[@italianochannel]

The fact that even the government itself can't tell that those jewelry are from ill-gotten wealth by the marcoses, and no valid evidence that those are bought by imelda, since imelda always told that every time they visit another country she was gifted by many beautiful jewelry. So my own verdict is those jewelry are stolen from the marcoses bu the government itself.

[@estherrodriguez546]

These jewelry should be auctioned to feed starving Pilipino children , and to support social services devoid of fundings. It would be immoral to allow Imelda to keep even one piece of jewelry 🤷🏻‍♀️🤮🤨🇵🇭

[@FalloutBoy_85]

Amen only 3 likes shows how evil and selfish most people are. It's disgraceful.

[@elizarducanes717]

Sna s Ilocos n lng kmi manirahan. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Love Sto Niño. ❤️🧡❤️🧡❤️🧡

[@rjjr.1071]

Imelda didn't hire any lawyer to defend her during the so called " Trial of the Century... She stated that even before her husband became a politician and a president of the Philippines, he used to buy gold, and gold before is cheap.... Hence, gold appraises its value, and over the years, their gold keeps appraising the value, that's why she can afford to buy those jewelries,

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH fake news victim spotted

[@epzilon9419]

the most ellegant woman from the east who makes the most ellagant jewels in modern H🇵🇭🌄

[@pingjiang9930]

should put in a museum and open to the public.

[@MrJacksuper]

should be displayed for future generations to see...

[@karlafarne396]

Let me have those❣️

[@susanamann1806]

I agree with you

[@RodaE.GasadanDulay]

That's why I try to buy my own Jewelry by my own money... With 70%to 90% discount... Thank you very much to All sponsors... I love you All...

[@daniedanguilan3860]

Some of those jewelries were given as gifts from dignitaries from around the world like Saudi Arabia.

[@josemariebryansen5476]

we need a total audit

[@kenjiinaoka6110]

Her dreams is to put all those jewels and arts in a Museum to attract more tousist in the country. ❤️❤️❤️

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@kutchoyvlog]

I wonder where are this jewels right now? PSGG was abolish right?

[@TaDol]

They should be displayed FIRST, and auctioned off as needed!

[@DiabolikalFollikles]

The craftsmanship represented in this collection is ridiculous.

[@pavkRN]

They should display those in the nation museum. They are part of our history.

[@rjcubby13]

Have you considered covering the collection of Ellen Barkin? I think it might make for a good video since she was the inspiration for Blair Elkin in the sex and the city movie

[@JewelryJourneys-lq1jl]

Thanks for the suggestion! I will definitely add it to my list of potential topics and try to make a video about it 😊

[@fabergeegg1722]

There something I forgot to mention. I worked with this man in an enormous antique like mall. He was telling me he had a friend who knew Imelda Marcos. He said his friend had this cheap plastic decorative piece and Imelda liked it so much she wanted it, and she expressed how much she wanted it like a little kid. She said look, if you give me that, I will give you something in return. The guy said, ok if you want it so much take it. The guy gave her the plastic cheap piece, and she came back with a gorgeous! 18th century French small chest of drawers! The man had it apprised, and the appraiser said, oh my! This is not an old reproduction, but an original French 18th century piece of furniture possibly once owned by royalty. The guy had it auctioned off and it sold for an astronomical sum of money. The man thereafter was in total shock. Imelda was weird that way. She would have some cheap plastic item next to something that could be worth millions of dollars.

[@oskaratendido5043]

Like in Kremlin, the jewelries maybe exhibited at the highly secured Central Bank where the Gold Pre-colonial Exhibit is. Some of these must be sold to raise funds for Hospitals etc.

[@daniedanguilan3860]

It should be displayed in a prestigious museum if they have one in the Philippines

[@rencelike13]

i bet it should be put and display in a high secure museum for life so that all pinoy should see it in all generations

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

I just hope that queen consort doesn't get any of these

[@rjjr.1071]

Simple question..... If those immensely jewelry collection was the Philippines money.... Then where did the fund Marcos used in putting up infrastructures from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao ....?

[@roberthancox]

THEY ARE WORTH MORE THAN 20 MILLION, MORE LIKE 200 MILLION. PUT THEM IN A JEWELLERY MUSEUM, THIS WOULD ATTRACT TOURISTS FOR MANY , MANY YEARS TO COME AND FOREIGN TOURISTS WOULD PAY TO SEE THEM, THUS GENERATING AN INCOME FOR THE COUNTRY FOR MANY YEARS TO COME

[@breakupplaylist8595]

She planned to display these collections in Philippine museums, but they forced them to leave and she has no other choice but to bring all this collections with her because she knew that someday these tresure will be gone and will be stolen by the corrupt politicians.. I hope that all of this may settled to be in good hands and will be use for good,..

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@Gemini530]

Dapat dyan gawan ng sarili nyang museum para mapagkakitaan araw-araw

[@gedigi9010]

Put the Jewels on a world Tour.

[@jenjoy14]

I think a museum to display the jewels is good enough. If the gov’t sells it, how we the filipino people would know where it goes, it might fell on those corrupt people in the gov’t.

[@edwardtan736]

they should be out on an exhibition while waiting upon decision on what to do with it. this way everyone could have a look at it also the exhibition could generate income for the ppl of philippines. on top of that by doing the exhibition everything would be on paper and organised to prevent any thief from corruption. and with this exhibition it would help to boost philippine tourism.

[@monicat9952]

I'm sure theses jewelry's doesn't comes from clean money! Full STOP. The government should sell it and donated to the poor and the needy in the Philippines.

[@OnlyPoLeng]

I’d rather Dee these jewels tao be put in a museum and be part of tourism so that more people will benefit from it. Auctioning it may lead to corruptions and lesser people will benefit.

[@lifesspot8086]

She's famous and gorgeous

[@Mark-jn7qd]

This is so sad for the Filipino people. Her loot is absolutely disgusting and she should really be in jail. She's out because of her "old age" but there are so many filipinos who are older and are actually dying who are in jail.

[@tonyrivera7759]

Her jewelries should be displayed in a government museum as part of the county’s history & prides 😍

[@jaouy842]

I don't think its a pride since there is a possibility that it came from corruption and are you proud of corruption its too controversial

[@zarzarevich]

I think those jewels should be given to me.

[@NeneGonzalez-mm9rd]

My goodness....NOBODY CAN TAKE HIS/HER WEALTH OR JEWELRIES TO WHEREVER ONE GOES AFTER DEATH....

[@A_Paterson]

It should be auctioned off and all proceeds be used to strengthen and modernize military artillery. There’s a lot of uncertainty in the Philippines right now and the military could really use a lot of upgrade.

[@helenmipranum2509]

Display for our Philippine history.thanks to FL Emelda we have our treasure

[@kimkim6139]

Her treasure, you're not included

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@Ritza.Elefteria.Michaki]

They say blue sapphire is from out of space that's why it's a extraordinary to have it if energy is in one with the body.

[@markh2189]

Custom have no right to take them or steal it. It needs to be returned to the owner.

[@HubOfDael]

Many decades ago....

[@janetjanet5031]

KEEP IT IN MUSEUM TO SEE THE HISTORICAL MEANINGS OF THIS JEWELRIES...

[@mrmacys2088]

It should go back to the owners..most are gifts from royal families... Try to check that facts too...

[@RickWinter-w6b]

I'm wondering why this country doesn't put them in a museum/or display. Let the country make money by putting them on display. Then take those earnings and give that back to this countries economy....????

[@sereynathyin3706]

Should be display in museum for generations to see ❤

[@Mnptb001]

I think it should remain in the museum. It's part of Phil history. Isn't it good to think that Phil a poor country could amass such beautiful jewelry collections.

[@rjjr.1071]

Sana pwedeng ipagamit yan sa mga delegates natin like sa miss universe, miss world, miss Earth, miss International pati sa miss international Queen.....

[@roseanntano2600]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@helen.cabo.villanueva97]

It's just an interest of Gold that Imelda bought as remembrance of her being First Lady. Meaning we can became equal to the countries visited by First family.

[@fabergeegg1722]

I once read that when Imelda traveled, she brought her jewels with her in a coffin. She would open the coffin up, and her jewels were filled to the brim of the coffin!! They said it was mindboggling! Also, you figure how deep a coffin is. I think Imelda has always been a fascinating person. However, she got most of her jewels, shoes, clothes, antiques, etc. by taking the money from the people of the Philippines, which there were so many who were very poor and some starving to death.

[@HayabusaYin-fy7qp]

Most of them were sequestered but vanished like vapor in the govt. ( I never heard about what really happened to those items.) Media never have any formal report to whatever happened.

[@Janie-se4oq]

Salute to Madam Imelda Marcos owner of that Jewelries..No one can owned that. Only Madam Imelda Marcos

[@JesselynPagunsan]

It should be display or options and ,GOD bless guidsnce for the philippines peace snd the whole world GOD bless peace and the world amen and amen❤❤❤❤❤

[@tesssakuma1221]

Give it to the poorpeople