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[@christian-michaelhansen471]

YES, YES, AND YES! Sorry, got excited there for a second. Yes, would love to see more! I really like that final brooch you showed, the diamond and emerald spray with a “large and significant emerald”. How large, and significant why? These details matter! Wonderful presentation overall! Thank You.

[@BlueSaphire70]

I love what Queen Alexandra did when she modified the peal and emerald 7-strand necklace. As it was given to her, it was impossible to wear with European fashions. But the way she transformed it into what we see today on the Duchess of Gloucester is amazingly beautiful!

[@hotoneinspai]

the brooch from the People of Wales...seen at 5.23 is an Emerald and Diamond "Leek" ( a vegetable) not a bow...Sorry to have to correct you.. Leeks... are the National Symbol of Wales...And again at 6:10... you describe the lower pendant as having a Bow Design...That too is a Leek !!

[@BlueSaphire70]

Yeah, I also noticed that the leek was not mentioned properly.

[@keithss67]

The Indian diamond emerald and pearl necklace was given to princess mary (daughter of Queen Mary) by Queen Alexandra as a wedding gift.

[@sathiavathithiagarajan7476]

During 19th century almost all jewels in Europe and Russia came from India. British indian jewel we can say looted from India.

[@keithss67]

That was neither a pick of Frederick or Christian. It was a photo of another prince Christian, who married a daughter of Queen Victoria

[@itsjoannotjoann5070]

Elizabeth was not a granddaughter of Alexander, nor did she give her anything as Alexander died a few years before Elizabeth was born.