“the average price is from 20k to 6 or 7 millions” - ok that’s not an average, that’s a range. a very broad one.

@prateekgarg6344

5 жыл бұрын

Dollars or rupees?

@lunalu5373

5 жыл бұрын

Prateek Garg dollars

@MikeGlasses

5 жыл бұрын

^Broke niggas be like^ When you Rich 20k-7mil isnt much of a difference

@theelderhunter8856

5 жыл бұрын

IKR, who pays that idiot?

@JWP452

5 жыл бұрын

No one said the salespeople were smart.

Actually diamonds are not rare the industry is controlled by De Beers and they control the amount of diamonds that is released into the market. That’s how they control the market value of the diamond industry.

@icantfeelshitatall6285

5 жыл бұрын

thats why diamonds are a bad investment, gold is more rare than diamonds but theres literally 100x more gold in the market than diamonds

@jmcfintona999

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed it's much like Gold or silver.

@ludastout2852

5 жыл бұрын

Right! And diamonds are reallly for industrial purposes. De Beers created this sham to sell stones for millions. Sad!

@alfcab

5 жыл бұрын

It's the most artificially inflated market on Earth. The dirty open secret is; you can never resell a diamond for what you paid for it, let alone what it's "valued" at.

@jmcfintona999

5 жыл бұрын

@@ludastout2852 well it's only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

Its so secret that its shown to the world

@jocelynbeavan

5 жыл бұрын

Tsetsi 😂 I still always thought that if you see so many of the same thing over and over it loses its unique and special qualities that allure you to certain pieces in the first place. Although I’m a major bargain hunter, fortunate and so lucky my mom and me drove from San Diego to AZ a lot growing up back and forth. This was in the early to mid 1990’s, always stopping in quartzite; the known gemologist’s Mecca for GEMSTONES specifically. She always got some neat deals on “gem stones” my dad would act like it was time and the amount of money it costed back then to be a complete waste and he was from the east coast, traveled the world and all that stuff...wasted....something like an unusually neat (cheap then, now a fortune in comparison ) green garnet that’s almost 30 carrots and an almost 40 carrot cushion-cut amethyst, Citrine, Amber, topaz and even red garnets have gone up so much since then. My love for unique pieces started once I got my 30’s and to date I won’t buy precious jewelry for myself...here’s to getting past that old school thought process that I’ll be somehow understood and given the perfect pieces of jewelry....now a-days I’m so grateful for the finds my mom loved and had set (she lets me borrow them months at a time and they finally fit me...I set one Smokey Quarts or citrine that was almost 40 carrots with a couple complementary facets of Art Deco inspired tiny golden toned yellow saffires in an all gold encasing and that alone in DYLA was over $760...Art Deco, filigree and all antique custom jewelry from random older estates are truly awesome to me. To see tings one at a time at Tiffanie’s (all unique to themselves and their own histories) would ruin my relationship with my boyfriend, lol!! He doesn’t understand spending on jewelry and can’t fathom costs for things like black opals and green (unclouded) emralds, their my favorites along with the less pricey Ethiopian Opal’s...but it’s like makeup or clothes or gardening to me...a statement of my ‘Bigger Than Life’ (hopefully) personality and just another form of my expression and tastes..a marker of expression. My boyfriend collects and manufactures 1:6 figures for major pop culture movies, television and comic book characters. To him, looking at his items and handling them delicately and carefully unwrapping each one and posing them perfect to be of a nature that is much more rewarding way to spend. He will never get my enjoyment for certain things and many people blow off a love for jewelry because they just see $$$, his figures are somehow different to him and smart. I like to wear thongs and e joy the present, he can collect and store forever....To me, the difference in this “unseen” room of jewels and jewelry is never seeing it before in person, to know not many many have and would be special to me based on the history and of course the looks of impressive pieces.

@tyn999

5 жыл бұрын

@Tsetsi Lol exactly

@burtonl7239

5 жыл бұрын

Ahahahah.

@ZenJenZ

5 жыл бұрын

🙂

@ohyeah4122

5 жыл бұрын

Tsetsi hahahah😂😂😭

This whole video made me feel poor in 300 languages

@roopabagewadi2115

4 жыл бұрын

300th like by me

@davidh9844

3 жыл бұрын

And why do you think you are "poor?"

“The average price is 20k-“ Me : oh that wasn’t so bad... it still possible to at least own one.. “To 7 million dollars” *shocked pikachu face*

It's a secret because you are only allowed in if you have loads of cash. Ordinary folks need not apply.

@ashleylaguna1087

5 жыл бұрын

janice wright my fam applies

@TMPreRaff

4 жыл бұрын

Duh.

Hey, big spender Spend some time with me.

@peanutsnpeppers

5 жыл бұрын

Hehe

@zuluzero4659

5 жыл бұрын

Hehe

@ednaperhach2769

5 жыл бұрын

Spend a little time with me ☮️💐 💕

@Chillingcomfy

5 жыл бұрын

That's sweet.

@gustavocring1914

5 жыл бұрын

Wholesome

Dreaming away as I sit here eating a $2 slice of pizza...

"A diamond is forever" was the most successful ad campaign EVER!!

Clumps of metal and stone. It's only special because they tell us it is.

@sunlight.02

5 жыл бұрын

Depends on how and why you give value, like their history.

@CynthiaAnn3199

5 жыл бұрын

It’s only my opinion but they are attractive to the eye. what makes them special is that they are created deep inside the earth. Diamonds can take any where from 1 billion to 3 billion years to form. The diamonds any one wears have been forming since before humans started roaming the earth, that’s kind of incredible.

@imeldaagbu1621

5 жыл бұрын

I love things that glitter just watching them makes me happy I don't have to own them

@Aamie

4 жыл бұрын

Fiat money

@jasminecruz7882

4 жыл бұрын

This is true, but I'm guessing you haven't saw a real diamond, because if you did then you'd understand why some people go bananas over buying one. Diamonds are simply not ordinary stones. Of course there's a monopoly but most see their cuts as an expression of art.

Just noticed the necklace in this video that was shown a lady creating it, is the one gaga wore at the oscars the other day

That overwhelming music really got in the way. Together with the jumpy image editing, it made for a most unpleasant presentation.

@truecrimerip7936

5 жыл бұрын

Bunny Biedenharn i bet the editors decided to change the music last minute and now the editing looks weird and the song is like a foreign object

@enriquecalderon7050

4 жыл бұрын

You mean the price was unpleasant? Because it was

@DaneHawthorne1313

4 жыл бұрын

I felt physically uncomfortable watching this, almost exclusively due to the editing. The awkward room shots, and the sweatiest jeweler in the world didn’t help either.

Tiffany is so commercial though. If you're a self made young woman who needs a treat, this is for you... it's like the Chanel of big illustrious brands.

Kinda shows the hubris of rich people where they'll spend millions on a contaminated, but otherwise common stone. At the end of the day what untrained eye is going to tell the difference between a piece made from Swarovski and a Tiffany diamond?

@crossbowskiss

5 жыл бұрын

Anyone can tell by looking at the difference between swarovski and a diamond.. If one can't tell they need glasses badly.. Diamonds are not contaminated..

@Liz-vd4lj

5 жыл бұрын

The attitude of the wearer

@katherine390

5 жыл бұрын

That’s not the point I’m buying jewelry tho, yes it’s nice to wear but it’s also a safe investment. Imagine you buy something worth 200,000 bucks and you in one day go Poor. You can sell that and still have money to stand on.

@-bisquette

5 жыл бұрын

​@@crossbowskiss Yellow diamonds, pink diamonds, blue diamonds... They get their color from foreign elements being mixed into the carbon as the diamond forms. That's what I meant by "contaminated."

@-bisquette

5 жыл бұрын

@@Liz-vd4lj This made me chuckle. Thanks! :)

Wait, let me clean out my piggy bank. That last piece with the bow was beautiful!

Thank you for this video.

Thanks internet for saving me millions. Didn't spend a dime but am still able to see the Salon.

This jewelry will be awesome for my mom !!! 💖💖

If it's secret why is there footage of this?

@mariaa.5829

4 жыл бұрын

sneak peek

I got to go there once.. ..in my dreams.

"Take a jeweler a thousand hours" yeah no. That's straight up false. Pulled that number out of his ass

@osky529

5 жыл бұрын

It is some people make jewelry at home or a owned shop and can take like a day or two to mount the stones

@jadelee6555

5 жыл бұрын

Anything to justify the absurd price tag, amiright?

Is there an emoji for drooling 🤤 oh look I found it!!! Can I move in?

They probably still got that Tiffany brand mark up on those pieces

Loved it! Found it very interesting! Especially the big pink diamond.

thats the lady gaga necklace pìece tiffanys lend her

Beautiful Jewel's and the salon is amazing

@TMPreRaff

4 жыл бұрын

No apostrophe in 'jewels'... and not capitalized.

@steve154life

4 жыл бұрын

@@TMPreRaff Sourry if the way i type offended my phone does nat allways type correctly

I'm so intrigued as to why they have a dressing room.

@ariqzaky5916

Жыл бұрын

Maybe they need a special jewelry for a particular outfit? So they need to try the diamonds/jewelry with that particular outfit?

Can I have some since you’re using my name? 🤔😂😭😩

Their price average is hilarious! That's like the cops asking you to identify the suspects height and you reply around 2 inches to 7 feet tall

people be dropping millions on jewelry like loose change on the maccas menu but i be contemplating about spending $2 on a cheese burger even though i haven't eaten in a week because im too broke. life is unfair...

@steve154life

4 жыл бұрын

Use right life does nat distribute fairly even but sum times rich people werk Hard to git that way. Sumtimes wealth is inharated

I am laughing so hard in 2019! This was perhaps the market of 1980s pre tech!

Peter Marco be like: hold my purple jacket.

If you like beautiful jewelry and you have the money for it why not 👌👌 👌

Tiffany and co-this our diamond shop Me- They are nothing compre of the diamond collection of Peter Marco of Beverly hills to hundred of millions to billion worth of diamonds❤ Me-Tiffany bye piece of cake what yah waiting for close ur shop now😂😂😂

Recently went to the one in New York with my soon to be wife. I bought her the hardware necklace. The gentleman helping us showed us a 4 ct round brilliant engagement ring and I thought that wAs something! 32 carat necklace though where it shines the brightest in every room, absolutely alluring.

Beautiful

sure this is cool i'm buying everything in this room the building itself the land it sits on and the company that runs it , now you work for me sir :D

@r------

5 жыл бұрын

Oo la la

@ludastout2852

5 жыл бұрын

Tiffany's, Cartier they belong to De Beers

Sometimes I wish I have that kind of money...but then, I will have different wishes...human beings are not easily satisfied...

THIS IS USUAL STUFF WITH MY FAMILY BACKGROUND ❤️

I love yellow diamonds!

What a privilege. Thank you

Lovely

Excellent make . Deep pockets.

I just think it's crazy because one how does something that small cost that much and 2 whose opinion is that of such hierarchy that they can place a price tag that cumulus on something

They got nothing on Peter Marco, Beverly Hills.

I always wished my birthstone was Emeralds. I love the colour of them and the warmth the stone makes me feel, instead I'm a December baby. Ah well...at least my grand daughter is an Emerald baby. My daughter is my birthstone. My husband is December too 🙄and our son is a Garnet. So much for wanting a family ring. It would be blue, blue, blue and red

@celestialjunipers6829

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I'm a december too and we usually get the boring stuff tbh

@annschurman4888

5 жыл бұрын

I've always been happy I was an emerald baby. But you could have a family bracelet or a necklace or pin, instead of a ring, with crystals. So intersperse the colors with clear crystals.

What is that markup

The average price of each jewellery is about 20k - 7M$ Me:okay,imma leave from here-

Lovely.

At the of the day they're all just rocks.

Im drooling

I can appreciate beautiful jewelry, don’t make sound like people who can’t afford it don’t l we just lack the $$

Yup 7 million dollars for some sp3 carbon

Always had a thing for shiny things

Diamonds aren't rare. You can find them anywhere. Check how much diamonds were going for in the 20s

The music makes me want to write a jingle

I wonder how many are blood diamonds

So many people stupid enough to spend money on rocks that actually not rare at all. 😂😂😂

@steve154life

4 жыл бұрын

Aww I just spent 300$ on a clavichord for my daughter out of the money that I got from my uncle from selling my grandpa House because he died. If u don't know what a clavichord is it iz a predasasor to the harpsichord and the Piano.. I have sum gems major I should inlay onto tha side sum rubies or sapphire s movie sum Mother of Pearl or mabie sum pearl's

@steve154life

4 жыл бұрын

I meant 3000$

@eroupopper

4 жыл бұрын

Look like someone is mad because no one gave you that stone! I bet if you got it, it would have been a different story

WOW!!!

Oh, to be on the mailing list of Christies, Sothebys, and Harry Winston. BOOM!

He can say barrels millions of dollars for Selective pieces in the salon. The question is. What would the selective pieces we sell for at a pawn shop. That's the question. If something cost 7 million and you're only able to get maybe two 2 million at a pawn shop then that's what we're going to go by we go by Pawn Shop prices not market prices

Tiffany’s is SO OVERPRICED.

Lotto winner... = MEEEEEEE!!!!

Sure they’re all beautiful but if I had that money I’d wanna recreate that seen from Batman and Robin more than anything

@Epicred1997

5 жыл бұрын

Please elaborate the scene

Yah

so what I've got a big diamond ring only difference is mine was grown in a laboratory not under the earth

astrid young energy

Private dressing room? Do rich people just strategically place diamonds on their private parts?

@steve154life

4 жыл бұрын

If u had enough money to do so u could place diamonds down there or outher rock's that privace thing usually comes with haveing money it iz like a social statious. Allmost like haveing a Garden full of rare plants or a wall full of paintings from famious artsy it sepaparates the average person into sumone special

@DragonHeir92

4 жыл бұрын

Most people of that demographic want that feeling of exclusivity, an “experience”. If you look you’ll find this same phenomenon in malls, car repair shops, medicine, restaurants, hotels, etc.

I'm gonna have a breakfast here... :3

Wish I had 7 mil to drop at Tiffanys.... :(

And to think these are literally just small rocks naturally created in the Earth. Some are "worth" more money than the average working person will ever accumulate in their entire lives. It's a strange world we live in.

@prestonb2487

5 жыл бұрын

Joshua Waddell racist

Herkimer diamonds rock

It's all about quality

I read Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra when I read the title

It's like that one scene in crazy rich asians

I happy with my pearls and silver jewellery, they literally go with everything and very very cheap compared to these diamonds and what not

@judeevans7308

5 жыл бұрын

I love silver jewellery I wear it all the time

@AnaSanchez-ee3rg

4 жыл бұрын

Tenzin Norzam 😂

Aw I’m so impressed with this crap😂!

I have one diamond ring I bought for HKD$ 30.000.00 and I feel enough I rather use my money to buy land and the house more and more instead of buying diamonds and fashion branded.

There's a lot of folks crying broke tears in the comment section lol.

So this is one of those ones where your owners are watching tv lawboard robots....

Ariana Grande has joined the chat

Nice to be Rich!

I bet they ain’t no rappers getting they chains in there

Not a fan of 'real' gemstones, here. (Big fan of CZs, for color, clarity, AND price point.) But one does have to admire the skill both in design and setting that the higher-end jewelry requires.

now i see why they say tiffanys is one of the most over priced jewelry stores

Very smart business move to have a “secret room” that is “invitation only” that makes rich people compelled to buy something once they are inside to prove that they were “the right kind of person to invite” and to ensure they don’t “miss out” on the opportunity to buy something exclusive.

The diamond trade is abusive

So much of Tiffany jewelry is obviously for the working middle class though. Their various packaging says it all. They're fun but elegant.

If It is secret then why are putting it on KZread

And now we know where Africa's money is going

Mr .Tiffany is the founders last name .

And then we have kids in Africa dying of water- WOW WHAT A SELFISH WORLD WE REALLY LIVE IN!!!

@sams3015

4 жыл бұрын

Grow up, we don't live in a utophia, luxury doesn't automatically equate to selfishness in the world. Poor mangement and investment and exploitative practices are. For example, if Tiffany's is selling a 4 million Doller diamond to an African dictator who should be spending that building his country's water infrastructure, that's bad. If it Joe Moneybags, who gives plenty to African charities or even has his own programme, why begrude him spending something on himself?

@janicetaylor2333

4 жыл бұрын

@@sams3015 ...unfortunately, it seems the people who carry out the exploitative pratices and bad management get to buy this stuff and create utopia for themselves at others' expense.

@sams3015

4 жыл бұрын

Well yeah I agree there a lot of shady folks out there too, but I don't think its fair to go down all rich people are bad route, which the "...kids in africa" cliche basically is saying. I also notice in my personal life the "kids in africa" set are happy off to buy qustionable fast fashion, made by Asian kids. I think we all have potenial to have blood on our hands but not all working and middle class people are engaged in fast fashion and not all rich people have dirty money. Simplistic exampes but hopefully it illustrates the poin well. That said, life is more complex than that and its why these "blah blah africa" comments annoy me, they are so simplistic and cliched.

I don't think I will be going into their secret room !!!!!😢🇬🇧

where is my opportunity to become rich af and but myself a tiffany ring

Id just rather purchase gold or silver bullion from jmbullion such as bars of pure .999 gold or silver. Much better investment.

You must have it to sell it.

I am planning to enrich diamond cartel anything soon plus diamond is essentially worthless

Blood diamonds

1:10 - Audrey Hepburn wore that diamond necklace, as did Lady Gaga.

It’s too bad that it is really all is worthless.. diamonds and jewels looks fantastic.. but that’s about it for worth