Jewelry Magic: Watch These Tiaras Transform into Beautiful Accessories!

Tiaras have always symbolised grace and royalty. As a piece of jewellery, tiaras became the most popular among ladies in the 19th century. However, not every royal family can afford to have a lot of expensive jewellery for all occasions. Even the most noble houses order jewellery-transformers, which after simple alterations can be worn in different ways.
As a rule, tiaras-transformers were made of non-bendable elements, which allowed their owners to use them as a necklace or as separate elements - for example, a brooch or a hair clip.
In this video, I will show you a selection of impressive tiara-transformers that I managed to find.
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[@sveapollock2537]

Hey! I agree. The mispronunciations by AI are horrendous. It really detracts from the video and makes the information suspect.

[@middi6]

I would be so tempted to wear the Vladimir tiara as both pearls and emeralds.

[@Jan-ss9tm]

If you want to see "transformers", come to Belgium :) the 9 procinces , the Spanish gift, the wolfers tiara... transform to anything except optimus prime :)

[@obrien6320]

Why use an AI voice that can't pronounce the simplest words.

[@patriciarivas5369]

The mispronunciation for glorious tiaras is ashamed. 😢

[@VetsrisAuguste]

The only thing worse than a mediocre script is a mediocre script being read terribly by a robot. The mispronunciations of proper nouns and the awkward pauses associated with inaccurate punctuation makes this video impossible to watch. The whole channel is like this. What a shame. Such an interesting topic, but channel devoted to it is garbage.

[@roden70]

This channel is best enjoyed without sound.

[@auntieclara1811]

Omg!!! The mispronounced words, I just can't.

[@epluribusunum1460]

I think it is AI, computer generated.

[@eleanorlaurent2303]

Don't be a bully

[@epluribusunum1460]

@@eleanorlaurent2303 I’m unsophisticated about AI and am curious, many of the documentaries I’ve watched lately seem computer generated, with really obvious mispronunciations. Have you seen this as well?

[@simongoodwin5253]

I agree. Everyone knows how to pronounce Faberge. (Apologies I don't know how to add an accent). @@epluribusunum1460

[@annetheurich507]

Computerized voices never get all the words right. Drives me crazy too!

[@cecelianieves9776]

💙🎼💙🌿🌹🌿🌹so beautiful ❤️🤗👍✨✨💫

[@sjwilloughby-greene8214]

So beautiful.❤❤❤

[@rj4189]

Shameful mispronunciation, but beautifully done.

[@Carol-D.1324]

The unbelievably bad mispronunciation makes this a thumbs down and don’t recommend. This is truly awful.

[@andersliljevall2946]

The Vladimir was made by swedish jeweller Bolin

[@catherinesullivan641]

Should have given information on the history and ownership of each tiara, not just a few! Poor scholarship! But a robot doesn’t care!

[@annalohde9527]

Hmmm….. Is it not Poltimore???

[@cadavis5314]

Pronunciation, enunciation. You are sending the spoken english backward.

[@user-jh3cg9mv7g]

Once again please use someone who speaks proper English!😮

[@obrien6320]

That AI voice is horrendous.

[@billieparish9457]

As much as I love this subject…..I handle handle the poor pronunciation