Aloha Authentic Ep 106: The History of Hawaiian Jewelry

[@sandramorey2529]

My mother used to be an antique dealer and there was a lot of Victorian mourning jewelry around. She had several of these bracelets. Qn Victoria had lost her husband and went into mourning for the rest of her life. The jewelry traveled to Hawaii when King Kalakaua brought back a bracelet for his wife and one for his sister. When they went to the English queen's Jubilee, they brought back bracelets for their ladies in waiting and/or had them made in Hawaii using Hawaiian patterns done by Hawaiian artists. I may not have all of that correct, but that is how I remember it from what my mom told me.

[@cathyferguson1590]

Awesome video! Excellent host and info from Hawaiian Royal!

[@alsaulso1332]

this is wonderful!!

[@Shrekperson]

Love your videos 🙏🏻 Mahalo 🤙🏼

[@AMS-ri3xm]

Beutiful artistry 🤙🏿😍

[@sousay2000]

Xena warrior princess bangles. Some women has one for each ex boyfriend that she conquered. It usually has her name and the name of the defeated

[@earlmcornell]

Jew-EL-ree

[@tigernguyen1380]

I had to stop watching after hearing jury too many times.

[@GamelanSinarSurya]

Hawaiian pidgin has a lot of regional pronunciations distinct from the mainland US.

[@Eagleoneradiogod]

Beacuse you can not have love untill you buy our overpriced rocks.