Marjorie Merriweather Post Most Famous Jewellery. Spectacular Collection!

[@lisageilhausen1866]

I’ve seen these pieces at the Smithsonian Museum and they are truly magnificent!

[@EllanDay-hz2ib]

What an an amazing lady and so stylish and generous to donate so much to the public…..Bravo ,!

[@ATLmodK]

Not really, just a way to avoid taxes and buy new jewelry. It’s not as if she removed a necklace and gave it to a homeless shelter.

[@tonygarcia5197]

Majorie Post did indeed have a fantastic art, real estate. But her French and Russian jewelry collections are the most captivating! ❤

[@jakemoeller7850]

The Mughal emeralds are stunning. What a beautiful piece of art.

[@SuperMan-xy8ui]

I’ve seen her emerald brooch in person at Hillwood Museum, it is almost 20cm long. She wore it when presented to King George V and Queen Mary at the Court of St. James. If in DC, Hillwood Museum is by the zoo. Not mentioned in this video is another magnificent emerald emerald brooch that's now in the collection of Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

[@Tempe1962]

Stunning jewelry! I have to confess I have a minor addiction to jewelry.So this video is making me drool.

[@DandiesUnlockedTreasures]

Same 👑🌵👑 I have so much to share ❤ and do but these I wish to find more of! Cheers friend!

[@theresaslusher4305]

Timeless Treasures Antique Mall

[@rinasarin3388]

Me too!

[@chuckspoke]

Seen some of hers and other collectors items on display at Smithsonian Museum.Under the special lighting the entire hall was just jaw dropping.

[@markfiato1521]

The woman knew what she was buying, and knew eventually where it would belong. In a museum. Class.

[@winkieblink7625]

The jewels and jewelry was worn by kings and queens for centuries. Much of Merriweather’s jewelry came from the revolutions overthrowing the Russian and French dynasties.

[@janeceeastwood8035]

I can’t even imagine having one piece a jewelry like these, let alone 200. It must be nice to be one of the 1%. In my opinion, turquoise is not in any way a substitute for emeralds.

[@beigenegress2979]

That turquoise thing was ugly.

[@AFAskygoddess]

More like the .01%

[@janeceeastwood8035]

@@AFAskygoddess You’re probably right.

[@mindymorgan8479]

Yes and we see she donated them to someone. They were kinda ugly. I actually like turquoise. But the emeralds were way more fitting.

[@theresaslusher4305]

The artistry is co magnificent!

[@Dnn411]

love the emerald neckpiece.

[@shereemorgan1430]

Amazingly beautiful pieces of art!

[@GFFAG999]

So beautiful design 👌👌👌👌👌😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@happysilence887]

Beautiful Jewelry.

[@annalevenson7234]

Amazing, thank you 😊

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thanks for watching

[@Pharaonin62]

Unfortunately we can see such wonderful jewellry only till 1920. This beautiful woman always had its appropiate collection. Thank you for your documentation.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Many thanks for watching!

[@user-wi6cz4hh5b]

​@JewelleryPleasure You should have given an introduction to who Majorie was!

[@CherryBlossomskt]

That emerald and diamond pendant/brooch is spectacular. It rivals pieces from any royal collection.

[@slab6046]

Thank you for showing very up close pictures. Amazing video.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Many thanks for watching!

[@kelleegeimer6517]

I love these pieces that can be broke down into brooches and bracelets from a necklace.

[@pedroespinoza2264]

If you are happy and rich you can take what you want ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤whit class and elegance you can do it ❤❤❤❤

[@thegabywe]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing !! She will always be in my heart.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Many thanks for watching!

[@mytobytobster]

Im so excited for this episodd. Maybe a Part 2. The Smithsonian teamed up with QVC of all people to reproduce some of the Smithsonian Marjorie Post jewelry. It is amazing. I have two pieces and I’m always on the lookout for anything. I love this program. This was so amazing. Thank you thank you.

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thanks for the feedback l!

[@mindymorgan8479]

Wow the drop earrings!

[@HUDSONVINTAGE]

Thanks!

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Many thanks for your support!

[@nwdixieboy]

Her's are my favorites. Those Art Deco pieces!!!!!!!!! The collection at the Smithsonian is amazing.

[@ayseadel607]

BEAUTIFUL

[@GertraudEglau-Wapp-xl8nt]

Danke!

[@farhadkeihan7344]

Amazing 🎉

[@kellydouglas7232]

I enjoy Learning about Marjorie Post life, Wow her Jewllery, houses, interesting that Donald Trump now lives in her old home, Marlago

[@janeceeastwood8035]

I didn’t know that was Marjorie Post’s Palm Beach estate was Miralago…rich people keep it all within their circle.

[@myriamickx7969]

In Marjorie Post’s time, Mar-a-Lago was her private residence. Fake billionaire Trump turned it into a golf club. There is no comparison between a REAL wealthy person and Trump!

[@neighborhoodcatlady6094]

I understand that he has preserved some of the best decorated rooms.

[@jramsey9690]

Too bad he doesn’t have her class.

[@Er-sv5tn]

​@@jramsey9690 TDS even here

[@phoenixswanson1561]

Her collection is like Frank Sinatra's filmography. The integrity colours the public's view.

[@LydieAzoulay]

Quelle splendeur !

[@glittergirlarizona4528]

The Turquoise Stones replacing the Mughal Emeralds in the Crown are Real, Rare and mined from the "Sleeping Beauty" mine on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona.

[@glittergirlarizona4528]

The emeralds were removed from that crown to sell them and make more money. Because the price of the crown with the emeralds would be so high no one could afford them. Also, the Turquoise stone replacements are Real Rare Turquoise from the Arizona "Sleeping Beauty" Mine on the Navajo Reservation.

[@marthahoffmann8674]

Glad these pieces are behind glass so we can all admire them. In today's world you are lucky if one can carry a simple vinyl handbag without being robbed . Designer shops on Madison Ave offer plain white shopping bags hoping that your purchase will not be stolen.

[@jomama5186]

Love it !

[@margaretross9150]

Marjorie's daughter was the actress Dina Merrill.

[@janeceeastwood8035]

That’s very interesting. I remember Dina Merrill very well.

[@TheCelestialnav]

Dina Was Married to Actor, Cliff Robertson !

[@janeceeastwood8035]

@@TheCelestialnav I’d forgotten that. I remember both of them well, being of, “that age”.

[@derricklangford4725]

That was her cousin not her daughter.

[@margaretross9150]

@@derricklangford4725 If you read Wikipedia Dina was Marjorie's daughter and was married to Cliff Robertson. I heard that decades ago.

[@AmberRussell-q5x]

Absolutely! Ill wear that 👑

[@주명화-w3c]

Pieces of an exquisite art craftsmanship, those jewelery displayed that once had belonged to the wealthiest who no longer exist... leaving all of their gems behind. But I'm sure they must have been reincarnated into another bodies to be another persons living another lifes completely forgetting how they used to be the richest. An irony of life in the viewpoint of eternity. What's theirs once is somebody else's and that will belong to some other body's and so on on on... in an endless circle.

[@nomennescio2095]

The Romanov wedding crown was used as a pageant crown for Miss Universe 1952.

[@DandiesUnlockedTreasures]

Extraordinary beauty I love to entertain people on KZbin with my treasures! And sell beautiful vintage costume jewelry anything involving jewelry is such pleasure and joy to the soul 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@mahaelkarmouty3736]

Amazing ❤❤❤

[@deborahwatson2432]

WOW! ❤ ✨🤩

[@robertayers7013]

Inside the jewelery in the created of the art of the jems i prezzle the intire list 😊.,❤🎉😮

[@johnryman-f3c]

While the citizens were eating corn flakes for supper, Cereal heiress was buying diamonds in England from her 14 acre estate in London, now the ambassadors palace.

[@byronflanders3950]

Wrong. Ambassadors residence in London was given by Barbara Hutton.

[@Tempe1962]

Well, if you got the money....

[@Er-sv5tn]

Your facts are off

[@niravagulabobeth3956]

De beleza indizível! Uau!

[@rauxhyde2614]

🤩✨Fantastical !🔥

[@quester09]

square cut or pear shape these rocks don't lose their shape

[@edinsonariasquintero6130]

Muchas gracias por compartir la bendición del Padre del Hijo y del Espíritu Santo estén en tu vida y todos los tuyos gracias buen día bendiciones 😅😅😅😊😊😊Colombia

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Thanks!

[@ginogennaroalonso1067]

The royal of U.S.A. 💎🇺🇸👌 2024.

[@DandiesUnlockedTreasures]

Absolutely gorgeous ❤I love to collect and sell my jewelry but these I wish I could ever get my hands on anything even close to these 🥹🙏

[@aaronlarsen6282]

These pieces have no context in modern history because they are no longer worn by people. Jewelry like these pieces were made to be loved and worn. It’s so sad to think they will never again be worn but stuck behind glass cases in a museum 😢

[@uom07DUd]

At least, in that way more ppl have access to them. It is more democratic and more ppl can dream of becoming owners of such splendid pieces one day

[@isabelleskiss]

You forget what time we live in and who would have the money to wear this jewelry today...do you want to see these artistic pieces of jewelry on today's banal rich women like Kim K.? That rather damages the beauty of the jewelry. Remember the unfortunate incident with Marylin's iconic dress that Kim K. wore... I also think that they represent the world's cultural heritage and therefore belong in a museum where everyone can admire them. Still, I'd be willing to wear some of these pieces if asked, I'll be honest...💛

[@user-wi6cz4hh5b]

​@@uom07DUddemocratic? 😂

[@uom07DUd]

@user-wi6cz4hh5b Don't bother! It seems incomprehensible to you altogether. More ppl admiring the stuff rather than just the wearer. I still believe you won't get it yet again. L

[@Celestial_jade43]

i agree... but people have no class anymore... i dont think theres anyone left thats worthy to wear them with the respect they deserve... example: kim k with Monroe's dress.. i know its not jewlery, but still a relic in it's own right... and completely disrespected.

[@ATLcentury334]

Hillwood, Marjorie Maryweather Post’s beautiful home in Washington D.C. can be visited today. The exquisite taste she possessed which shows throughout the entire estate is well worth the visit. Whenever we were in Washington, we always tried to make it our first stop. Many people aren’t aware she is the person behind the beautiful Florida estate Mar a Lago. It’s too bad it will be forever tainted with the stench of the trumps. If any of you visit Washington, make Hillwood one of your stops. There is a wonderful cafe there as well.

[@ricardolopes286]

A Natureza é imbatível!

[@patty4709]

What happen to all of her beautiful gowns?

[@DandiesUnlockedTreasures]

Absolutely gorgeous I bet it was!❤I love to collect and sell my jewelry but these I wish I could ever get my hands on anything even close to these. 🥹🙏 Cheers!

[@dragonwitch27]

Many of them are at Hillwood.

[@jivory6888]

Napoleon displayed extravagant taste

[@birdsong9604]

The Cartier bill says Hutton Is this Barbara Huttons family ? Another immensely rich family and lover of jewels

[@MrTolykozin]

I have always wondered how so many of these invaluable treasures of gems and jewels from India have ended up in the western world as "gifts" to patrons.......hmmmmm

[@Shh_kult]

A lot....

[@thefrenchgardener1865]

She built the magnificent MAR-A-LAGO estate now belonging to President Trump......beautiful !

[@brybry3633]

I love the whole collection but it's kinda sad to see them displayed in a museum instead of being worn... I've always believed that jewelries are made to be worn.

[@tonkysue207]

Shame the people who made them do not get any praise .beautiful items.

[@Tetrabiblo]

But they did…

[@Ursaminor31]

It’s a shame the emeralds were drilled through their centres, though the result is lovely

[@YSLaddicted21]

Please do Asscher cut stones

[@unakankomonniramit1982]

ชอบเนื้อหา

[@lucianasalles7272]

💫💫💫💫👑

[@FaithWillBeRewarded]

❤

[@massimosquecco8956]

The best stone for me is the blue Tyssen diamond, the most revealing item of her collection is the Romanov Crown. I Hope she enjoyed switch off the fire of every single crystal set in it due to her human condition.Wish also to know if all that energy helped her after death in the other dimension.

[@Elizabeth912-v6o]

Is it true that the post family can take those jewls back if they want to????

[@JewelleryPleasure]

Never heard such information

[@StaceyAlGhawas]

There are many pieces equal or more elaborate than these owned and worn in private collections in the Middle East

[@JulietValentine-w9q]

Luna Curve

[@rikatabari7445]

Nice 🌍🟪😍

[@carolynzaremba5469]

I think of how many people could be housed and clothed and fed for the price of these jewels.

[@anrn5303]

I enjoy our video... friendly fyi @4:30 it's uh-PIT-uh-mee instead of uh-pee-tom... :)

[@raya472]

1. Way to spend daddy's money. 2. You can clearly see she had dreams of being a princess and a renaissance character.

[@jomama5186]

Paved is pronounced.....PAH-vay(capitals are the one the you emphasize....

[@gemini1123]

It’s funny that someone could look so dowdy wearing such jewels

[@lowesonia8551]

That is called Refined Elegant Distinguished. A dying race with todays. Vulgarity. Seeing the types of women copied by uneducated females. All appalling.

[@ankursahu269]

Please increase your this business please

[@maryannadkins8307]

They had to be heavy to wear.

[@saidameziani7297]

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[@AFAskygoddess]

That's what you can buy when you win the parentage lottery.

[@d.l.l.6578]

3:26 replacing the emeralds with turquoise makes the tiara look like it came from Kmart. They look cheap and plastic.

[@Pinkroses-summer23]

Pave? No, it is pronounced, Paw-Ve

[@massimosquecco8956]

After watching all your video The only thing I can say is that the Ol' rich Birch always looked as a decadent Christmas Tree: Give those magnificent creations to a beautiful and sensual Young Lad, or Woman ( gender doesn't matter...) and you will see all the stones getting LIFE. On her, they certainly had lost their intrinsic energy, because they were compelled to recharge her as lithium batteries. This enterprise strained every single brilliant's energy to the Opaque point. Look at diamonds, Rubies and Tourmalines on the Vulgar Victoria Secret's bra: They shine more than the Stars of Winter Norway! The reason is they benefit of young, attractive human organisms.

[@myriamickx7969]

Has it occurred to you that young, attractive (presumably female) organisms rarely have the means to acquire that kind of jewelry?

[@Timetraveler1111MN]

6:20 she donated them while she could’ve sold them got the money and use it for the people that were poor! That’s so sad.

[@dayangmarikit6860]

And the next person to buy it could have just donated his/her money as well 🙄🤦‍♂️

[@wmichaelh29]

Post's daughter, Dina Merrill, who recently died left an estate worth $5 billion. Dat's lots of flakes, folks.

[@Basque-Aragon]

Like, does this woman have too much money? Yes. This woman's collection could rival the Queen's... and I mean the late Queen Elizabeth, not homewrecker quasi queen Camilla.

[@AbigailGerlach-zt1sh]

Replacing emeralds with turquoise? What idiot thought that was a good idea? The emerald brooch is stunning!

[@KDbbasm]

Correct your AI voice over to pronounce "PAVE" correctly......it's Pavé....the e has the ā (long a sound)

[@Er-sv5tn]

I don't like emeralds and rubies that much...they all appear to have flaws in them

[@massimosquecco8956]

It is true that money makes the impeccable taste of certain people!Let's watch that kind of taste achievements, that made this woman "creative", according to your illustration!

[@myriamickx7969]

Instead of your asinine comment, look up Marjorie Merryweather Post’s biography on Wikipedia. She was far from the aimless socialite, she was a shrewd businesswoman (the richest of her time), and a philanthropist too.

[@massimosquecco8956]

@@myriamickx7969American philanthropists have destroyed the western society: how many they are (avoiding to pay taxes, because that's their goal) meanwhile the number of homeless is in the millions. But they are the guarantors of the welfare, according to you. Even illiteracy ( I mean total level of illiteracy) increases at alarming speed. PS keep your insults to yourself, if you want to get respect: you have already lost mine for your "äsinine" (how dare you? AmeriKANA!) and for your worthless comment. -Philantropists- she says...

[@Kate-fr7qc]

It’s sickening to think how the money spent for the endless greed of Post could have helped so many people to simply survive

[@davidmarks8318]

Dina Merrill mommy

[@teresagoodman-walters7720]

Flaunting wealth when people can barely afford food never ends well

[@Butter615s]

And like all socialites, she was never truly happy.

[@lilytemmer3674]

Who is reading this ? Pave and epitome are mispronounced.

[@edwaldocamargo4387]

Tô fazendo uma campanha não política para Alan Prost ser o grande garoto propaganda para a total política para estação de tratamento de água e esgoto para o Rio de Paris. Afinal nesse ano os atletas de natação tiveram muita companhia de lixos e etc etc franceses e fica muito feio para os atletas olímpicos com tanta coisa francesa junto com os atletas olímpicos no grande Rio francês em Paris 😊

[@brucewalters8635]

It sickens me to know thar one person is that rich they can afford extravagantly priced art and some of the most expensive jewels on the planet! I wonder if in the midst of her obscene opulence she ever gave one second's thought of the poor and starving all around her both near and far. And it amazes me how much adoration is wasted on her and others like her strickly due to all the rare and flashy objects she could easily accumulate given her wealth. So, you could say that her wealths defines her

[@dragonwitch27]

Congratulations, you get today’s stupid award. Try doing some research before opening your mouth.

[@TsarHare]

lyubov

[@janinanowak5606]

I must comment that it pains me to hear words pronounced incorrectly by the narrator. Is he an AI robot?

[@karensinclair4189]

Its pronounced pa vay not pave …and Epi tum? for e pit o me…really! Is this a person reading or a robot? Try harder.

[@GlynnChristian-c6z]

Wonderful to see these but you really should learn to pronounce properly such important words as epitome, calibre and others. Not doing so raises suspicions about your qualification to present pieces on jewellery and reduces the pleasure in watching them.