MAKING A FEATHER PENDANT

[@crowfoot7355]

Wow the history and artistic abilities are amazing.

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

Thanks a lot , glad you enjoyed it 👌🏼

[@luissalazar7156]

Super cool

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@kirbyteoh]

Absolutely beautiful, amazing handiwork , gladly to get one.

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

Thank you so much

[@ioooo4943]

nice work, thanks

[@1221crow]

what type of engraver did you use at (4:15) ? thank you and awesome, work you did

[@jorgeaugustocuro6362]

GRACIAS por tu conociiento y paciencia ,que belleza cuidate mucha salud .

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

The tribe is Lakota, with an a, not o. Beautiful pendant, I have alot of NA feather jewelry. Bracelets & pendants. Feathers represents honor, strength, wisdom and a link to the Creator.

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

They are fascinating cultures ? Sorry for my dyslexia 🫣 Thanks for the comment I hope you enjoy our videos

[@gemamunozgonzalez4092]

I love that kind of jewelery 👌

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

Me to. Thanks for the comment, stay tuned got something special coming up for christmas

[@dragoste5132]

there is more brand out there doing this feathers like Studio Matilda which u can’t buy it now ald because they only make oder from old customers buy probably the the most neat ones i saw till now

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

Oh great . I mean a feather is a feather . Ive always been amazed by the customer loyalty that Goros have achieved

[@chantintin10]

am i the only one reminded of claire redfield’s necklace?

[@mlbbgameplay9453]

Hi sir can u make me one?

[@cindygoodwin11]

Beautiful feather. Bad audio.

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

👍. Bad audio on the talking ?

[@killacam9805]

Why would you do this if you have any respect at all for the brand and it's heritage? You must know that Goros and his family never ever approved of this kind of thing and consider "inspired pieces" to be cheap knockoffs that exploit naive consumers?

[@LondonRocksJewellery]

I hope they don’t see it that way as I love Native American culture and have the upmost respect. It inspires me very much .

[@Trollyoo]

Goros wasn't the first to make feathered Indian jewelry. Why are you so angry?

[@catzkeet4860]

Not like Goros isn’t an expensive knock off of Native American motifs……..pot, meet kettle. Tribal affiliation/adoption notwithstanding, he’s still making dosh out of cultural iconography, so there’s not a lot of room to call out anyone else. Besides which, ANYone can make a feather pendant…..the feather isn’t copywritten, any more than a leaf or a flower is.

[@Packaroo]

Enough with this "culture appropriation" silliness.

[@NewYorkCityGritty5]

That kind of sounds ridiculous. He is making a feather. I am familiar with the artist and I am sure he doesn't have a copyright on a feather. This was a beautiful work and a lovely tutorial. Guessit was lost on you? What a shame.