Understanding Art Deco Jewels

[@i_love_shiny_things]

Amazing! Really enjoyed this webinar, thank you! X

[@tksim1731]

Truly enjoyed the session and so informative, thank you so much for sharing.

[@WorldofHHS]

Please keep this producing

[@cassandras7399]

EXCELLENT . Thank you

[@ElizabethGrindon]

Fabulous lecture! Learned a lot and it's leading to further areas of interest to me, as well. Thank you!

[@korralesley8159]

Amazing! Art nouveau next please

[@hyevideo]

Fascinating!

[@SUGARVISSION]

I Love This! Thanks!

[@sergiorodriguez8323]

thanks for all informations.

[@shelleyharris165]

Indeed precious 💗😇✌️😎🕊️🎼🙏🧚☮️.

[@harveyspecter111]

Art deco was also influenced by cartier getting influenced by indian jewellery. The tutti frutti is an example. Then the pearl drop art deco jewellery was influenced by the marathas of india.

[@nicolasguzman6244]

Very good talk, thank you very much. The emeralds should return to Colombia.

[@user-ke8st8jc1v]

And YOU should go back where you came from as well

[@tial2898]

Dayu Doon 董大酉

[@MikeMike-wc8on]

13 minutes - this guy still chatting...

[@tyeteames7192]

Your videos are beautiful and rather stunning. I do however have issue with your presentation with some of thee most beautiful objects of art,engineering and social norms as the typical. Art Deco served, and was created only for the 0.001% of a vary affluent small class. Your representing it as anything otherwise is a ruse. Art Deco was and remains the very last movement of high art. I ask that you not lower it to the common.