Romanov's Most Valuable Jewels

Most of the imperial jewels were either taken out of the country or sold at auctions after the Bolshevik Revolution, but some of them can still be seen on display in Moscow.
We do not know exactly how large the Romanov family's jewelry collection was since all the information we have comes from the fraction of it that fell into the Bolsheviks' hands after the 1917 revolution. And even those items did not resurface straight away. The royal treasures were usually kept in the diamond room of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, but during World War I the Romanovs' crown jewels were sent to the Kremlin Armory for safekeeping. They remained there, buried under other boxes, until the Bolsheviks rediscovered them in 1922.
Elesaveta Petrovna of Russia (died in 1761) sorry for the error
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[@grammy965]

I do think the Russians had the most exquisite jewels!

[@luxaholicanonymous2577]

The best of the best out of all the Royal families

[@esgiereyes5082]

Imagine if the Romanov jewels remained intact to this day

[@sergpie]

@@esgiereyes5082 … Or if the Romanovs stayed intact. 🙊

[@esgiereyes5082]

@@sergpie yes, though there are living descendants, but still. That would've been awesome

[@rhoad21]

The Romanovs basically makes the all the other european royals POOR

[@brownieshivoham454]

Russian princesses are very beautiful and their jewellery matches their beauty.

[@cassandraralph5906]

Interesting video, but however I would have preferred the video went more slowly, as I found it difficult to keep up with the speed. It would be most appreciated if you were willing to take your time. Thank you!

[@millietunstall8616]

I agree. Never had enough time to read descriptions & pausing is a pain.

[@lydwinaofschiedam2685]

I’m a fairly fast reader, and I couldn’t get a whole paragraph read before it was gone.

[@gloriahanes5338]

0:30 ...... Elizaveta Petrovna (1709-1961), the daughter of Peter the Great, ..............she must be a vampire.

[@lj5801]

So Empress Elizabeth lived to be 252 which would mean that she was the only Russian monarch between Ivan VI and the revolution!

[@JewelsthroughHistorybyJaydee]

Hi I already corrected it in the description box. Sorry for the typographical error. God bless

[@lydwinaofschiedam2685]

😊😊

[@charliekezza]

Loved this the only thing I can add is please show us the jewel again after reading about it so we can see the things u were talking about

[@annettejones1300]

Everything is so stunning, so unique, so Absolutely beautiful ! Thank you for sharing and providing the history. Excellent ❤

[@universeofopulence]

...the craftsmanship is exquisite 🎉

[@marksletters]

Good vid, but please slow down the pictures.

[@GraceCanadaful]

Not enough time to read texts

[@kayblendzmmj6256]

1:58 the girl looks like an actress, Scarlett??..

[@mssumitrapal]

Has anyone noticed all the dimknds and precious stones are mostly from asia and some from africa

[@ginacolvin3185]

Wonderful film but the script is not on the screen long enough to read!

[@Mrs.Charlene]

Beautiful jewels.....too bad the paragraphs zipped on by so fast!!! Not everyone is a speed reader!!

[@cadicorniche]

Magnificent pieces! I just wish the written commentary didn’t disappear from the screen so quickly.

[@elizabethblake1140]

EXACTLY! AND BIGGER!!

[@sophiezieba9705]

Look at those jewellery ,when at the same time. The nation was hungry and cold,

[@nancyanderson1716]

Yup

[@sergpie]

The world was a bit of a rougher place for everyone back then, and social inequality was, though a bigger problem in Russia, a problem even in the gilded cities of Paris, Vienna, Rome, and Brussels. It is of note that during the last few years preceding the Russian revolution, the Russian empire was experiencing a level of growth and social uplifting that Russia wouldn’t see again until the late 1990s. What was allowed to happen during and after the revolution, to the Romanovs and to the Russian people, was a tragedy. It is an interesting fun fact that one of the wealthiest and most socially progressive cities in the world around this time was Buenos Aires, in South America, even despite massive immigration.

[@СветуликСветулькина]

Elisavet Petrovna умерла не в 1961 году.

[@cathyholveck4063]

That family had the most wonderful jewelry. 😢it is mostly gone

[@TVY2013]

Beautiful pieces, nicely presented with old photographs and pleasant music.

[@tracyharris4216]

Slow down. A lot of information to read and you went through this whole video much to fast.

[@JewelsthroughHistorybyJaydee]

Sorry next tym i will slow it. Thanx for the comment stay safe

[@luxaholicanonymous2577]

Just pause the video 😜

[@luxaholicanonymous2577]

Romanovs had exquisite taste in jewelry

[@gwendolyn9626]

Some very pretty pieces. Thank you. Would have expected some thing from Faberge too.

[@felomena2538]

Прекрасные ювелирные шедевры ))) сколько драгоценных изделий вывезли в Европу , бежавшие члены царской семьи … сколько прекрасных изделий было продано Советской властью ( вынужденно ) … смотришь и любуешься этой красотой

[@sallypilcher7845]

It's special to see these jewels.

[@kirikstanishevsky9735]

Greetings. I am grandson of Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova, daughter of Nikolai ll

[@paprika_pol]

It saddens me that these jewels (many tiaras and kokoshnik crowns) are in England. I hope that one day they will return to their homeland in Russia and will be kept in the Hermitage Winter Palace, where they belong

[@marilynnfrederiksen8973]

The dates of Elizaveta Patrovna are wrong. She didn't live until 1961

[@jamielake-boyd3600]

I TOLD YOU. I THOUGHT RUSSIA WAS BLUE. Don't you remember.

[@deborahduthie4519]

You weren’t here listening to my gasps, oooo’s and ahhh’s. Non more beautiful, as these gems and jewels.

[@sirichaithongyim7944]

Wow​ very​ beautiful​.

[@gagagaggagaga9659]

Tchenks. SUPER.

[@jasonibiza7993]

Very nice even the history its as colorful as the jewels...

[@claudiamazza7231]

Hermoso.

[@suzanneporter2936]

Beautiful pieces, but the recording goes too quickly to be able to read the interesting descriptions without continually pausing.

[@JewelsthroughHistorybyJaydee]

Sorry about that

[@mohammadkamran8574]

Very nice 👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rosies14]

Surely, the prices of the items need adding to the information.

[@claudiocavaliere856]

Absolutely majestic! Congratulations!

[@anaisbarrosodgh5790]

Xzzsq2310

[@gordforbes417]

Brilliant

[@christelostrom2472]

Really wonderful, can I plz suggest that the pic of the jewels go behind the history!

[@ThienVo1984]

Tướng cướp ở đây rồi ! : d

[@myboibill]

You don’t give enough time to read the descriptions you’d have to be a speed reader in there and then you couldn’t so it’s spoil the entire video please re-shoot this and give it about 30 seconds to read the descriptions

[@nancyanderson1716]

Great pictures, but I couldn’t read the print even with glasses on . Also, you’d have to be a speed reader to keep up! What could have been a great video turned out to be really ANNOYING!!!!!

[@glorialabaclado5601]

Yes, annoying, why does it have to run sooo fast. There's no joy reading those lines! What a heck!

[@coleenschinbeckler2625]

Stunning pieces. ❤

[@kaynefryday1251]

Beautiful

[@Vampyra1919]

My husband's jewels are amazing,very intricate and beautiful works of art. Soon they won't be on display anymore 🧡

[@nancyanderson1716]

Why? Are you going to take them back home to your trailer?

[@enjoyingmyvodka1013]

They had extraordinarily gorgeous jewelry