The SECRET Royal Jewels Of India | Destination Jewels EP. 4

Many years ago, the Indian subcontinent was known to be the treasure chest of the world. The mineral-rich lands that yielded the finest of stones attracted many accomplished designers and craftspeople, including Cartier. Indian royal families have been royally flaunting their massive wealth through their breathtaking forts, palaces, and high jewelry collections. From Kashmiri Sapphires to Golconda diamonds, the Indian royals have seen and owned it all. In this episode of Destination Jewels, we’re making a stop in the beautiful country of India, famous for its flamboyant high jewelry and extravagant taste.
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[@claudiocavaliere856]

Absolutely fabulous! What a pleasure to see this video! Congratulations!

[@GemsandJewelries]

Thank you so much. I'm glad you liked it😊

[@MounaIlyafi]

اساعه اناطقه قبل أسبوعين ٥٥٥تم ف​@@GemsandJewelries

[@user-be9gr3wv3r]

EXCELLENT VIDEO. IT IS TIME FOR THE WORLD TO SEE REAL EXPENSIVE JEWELRY FAR BEYOND EUROPEAN ROYAL JEWELRY WHICH ARE REPEATEDLY FEATURED. The Maharaja of Nawanagar diamond necklace with its several pink and a blue diamond was valued at $250 million dollars. I wonder how much the Nur Ul Ain tiara with several huge pink and blue diamonds. Among the diamond necklaces here the Baroda necklace is still the biggest. It has huge diamonds throughout and the necklace is closely packed with diamonds with no gape in between. The Nawanagar necklace of more than 500 carats diamond appear much smaller compared to it. I love the Nizam of Hyderabad necklace of more than 350 carats which is more impressive, bigger and more valuable than British coronation necklace. The individual diamonds are round. The diamonds on the British coronation necklace are out of shape.

[@alexeiromanov2250]

SUPERB 👌👌

[@GemsandJewelries]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Cat_in_the_corner]

Good video but it would be great if you did less cut away editing and showed the pieces for a slower and longer time

[@GemsandJewelries]

Thanks for the tip. I'll keep it in mind for future videos. But I hope you enjoyed the video.

[@niravagulabobeth3956]

O ser humano é capaz de produzir arte em nível tal que é inconcebível seja tão bestial ao fomentar guerras.

[@user-sg6wl1vs5o]

Love the peacock 🦚 and maharaja Patiala’s yellow diamond necklace 👍 a lot of Indian jewelry is nature inspired.

[@GemsandJewelries]

Yes, and the Indian collection is very rich. One of the most glorious I've ever seen.

[@EllanDay-hz2ib]

Beautiful and unbelievable jewels desires any thing the west could think of ….🙏🙏

[@GemsandJewelries]

The royal jewels of India are so incredible. I wish more people knew about it.

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

BRAVO !

[@GemsandJewelries]

Thank you.

[@JustMeB729]

I'm glad what was stolen is slowly coming back to its rightful owners.

[@GemsandJewelries]

Oh, India has amazing jewels!

[@1944flo]

FABULOUS

[@GemsandJewelries]

Simply divine ❤️

[@fabiennelenagard707]

The editing of the video makes it difficult to fully enjoy those utter splendours. So many necklaces have disapeared over time which is a great shame.

[@GemsandJewelries]

Oh, I'm so sorry about the editing. But I hope you still enjoyed the video. Yes, time has indeed taken a lot of treasures from us.

[@RobertPahlavi-ko4gj]

Tiger kept the jewels for Pooh bear ? #disney

[@VijayaLakshmi.T-l9h]

Peacock

[@GemsandJewelries]

It's almost unbelievable, right?

[@rahulm2827]

Doesnt matter who stole from Indian royalty, how much and how. We're getting all that back. With interest.

[@JustMeB729]

Good.

[@rahulm2827]

​@@JustMeB729And just as an addition: I'm not talking about diplomatic efforts or any state agreements. I'm talking about the power of Dharma. The power and validity of Dharma, righteousness and Karma will get India back its due. Open or hidden theft or appropiation, whatever was done, doesnt go unnoticed. India will attract everything back like a magnet.

[@marisasoardi3541]

Non si vede niente

[@GemsandJewelries]

Mi dispiace così tanto.

[@ivychua4091]

Cartier = Looters 😢😢😂

[@joycekepic8947]

I love to watch the fabulous jewels, but I often think just one or two of them could feed the homeless children and save all the abused and hurt animals in the world??

[@GemsandJewelries]

The sad part of life. I enjoy jewelry, too. I hope the world becomes an even better place.

[@joeson7700]

Glorious Jewel , Glorious ERA but where are now stolen & CHOP CHOP in West or wherever ?

[@GemsandJewelries]

It's so sad that many of them have disappeared into history. India had a ton of incredible jewels!

[@jeffwatters9535]

Dreadful voice-over and poor translation. Very distracting.

[@user-gd4wt6oi7y]

Rubbish voice over not with my circle

[@user-be9gr3wv3r]

That is rude. This is excellent informative video and she work hard to show it to the public.