Breathtaking! No wonder, India was then called the golden bird!

@dp28784u

4 жыл бұрын

Now it should be called the golden lion, because you can easily kill a bird, but killing a lion is a very difficult task to do.

@ashokmhaske2850

2 жыл бұрын

India at that time was the richest country in the world!!.. Their was no country at that time can compare to india!!! Most beautiful and wonderful country in the world..

@cvragrochemicals

17 сағат бұрын

thats why every one came and looted and went back weastern countries always make foundations on looted money only example islam rulers britian rulers

So so Beautiful. The outstanding pieces. The lovely location. 🙏🙌✌🌍🌞😎🕵🍀☺

I believe the treasure should return to India and led the Indian tell the story of there heritage will make the gem and jewry more alive and meaningful to each and every piece of jewelry. This looks like they one the stolen items to be legal belong to the new owners and it's already done, stolen is considered dirty, there is nothing can make this gem shining or sparkle to clean is shine against.

@seatq

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏼👏👏

What a delight and honour to view these beautiful pieces - thank you!!!!!!!!

See how t was in history... how many gemstone, jewelry was taken away from India, Burma or other country by England or Spain.

Was hoping for images of jewelry, but the blurry light effect spoils the view.

I love all the gorgeous colors! Now, this is what I call jewels!

What an impressive show! Awesome! So enjoyable. I did not the Indian influence on jewelry was that extensive. Clearly not observing. There it all was in the history. India is a focal point of jewelry going forward.

Wonderful video of extraordinary artistic work and mind blowing jewels!

You rushed through every time I can't even get a good look at the jewelry gems

Amazing baubles! I will ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS Love Nazim style and authentic luxury ❤️🇨🇦

So beautiful as well as educational. Thank you.

Al Thani collection is one of the most precious bodies of historical gems worn

@ais8358

4 жыл бұрын

Stolen. Arabs never had jewels they had oil

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

@@ais8358 You know that trade and commerce exists right?

Stunningly beautiful exhibition and a very informative documentary. Thank you.

Wow what a beautiful video so much history and treasure to be seen. Thanks

Not one of the magnificent jewels is shown for more than 2 seconds. Why is that? Can't really appreciate a piece in such a short bite

@ludastout2852

5 жыл бұрын

Possibly, will go to Christis after that exhibit

@TWOCOWS1

4 жыл бұрын

because this is not supposed to be educational, but a propaganda piece for Qatar and its oil-enriched Al Thani rulers who buy up art and history for their various collections, without having a clue of culture or history. THAT is what hitting the jackpot of oil does: wealth of cash, no wealth of urbanity or civilizaiton

Literally, breathtaking!!!!

An incredible collection, great video

Beautiful collection .

Less time spent showing the commentators and more time on the jewels please

Wonderful Al Thani jewelry collection.

spectacular jewels collection

Most exquisite jewels...💗💗💗

Outstanding documentary

Jewels are their life..

Thank you so much sharing this video.

Most spectacular the kundan designs of mughal era wow amazing........

I was not interested in watching the commentators. Really wish that the camera had focussed more on the priceless, beautiful jewels!!

Wow truly amazing

สำหรับฉัน ในนามคนไทยคนหนึ่ง ขอบคุณสำ หรับทุกโอกาส ที่ดีและงดงามสำหรับทุกโพสต์ของฉัน ที่ได้รับความกรุณา สำหรับพระราชินีอลิซาเบธที่สอง และผู้นำที่ยิ่งใหญ่แห่งอินเดีย ซึ่งเป็นเหมือนประเทศในเครือจักรภพแห่ง. อังกฤษ และซึ่งเป็นส่วนหนึ่งในแถบเอเซีย และสำหรับประเทศในแถบยุโรปอีกมากมาย ที่กรุณาให้ฉันได้มีโอกาสอันงดงามมีส่วนร่วมกับการโพสต์สำหรับเครื่องเพชร อันมีค่าและเป็นตำนานอันยืนยาวและเป็นเหมือนความเก่าที่มีอายุนับพันๆปีพร้อมกับอังกฤษและอินเดียอันยาวนาน สำหรับตำนานแห่งกาลสมัย เพื่อนำมาผสมผสาน ให้ผู้คนรุ่นใหม่ได้รับรู้ถึงความงดงามและตำนานที่ เก่าแก่นั้นๆว่ามีความเป็นมาและสร้างสรรอย่างไร ถึงได้เป็นมาถึงปัจจุปันอย่างงดงาม สำหรับเครื่องเพชรแห่งตำนาน อินเดีย และของอังกฤษ ที่มีความงดงามยิ่งนานเท่านไรก็ ยิ่งเป็นความล้ำค่ามากๆ และหาชมได้ยากๆมากๆ สำหรับเครืองเพชรอันทรงคุณค่า นี้จนเป็นที่งดงามและเรื่องลือ แก่ทุกๆคนบนโลกนี้ตลอดไปคะ และโพสต์ที่เป็นเหมือนการรำลึกถึง ความรักแห่งเทพนิยาย แห่งความทรงจำอันงดงาม สำหรับงานพิธีเสกสมรสระหว่าเจ้าหญิงไดอาน่าพร้อมเจ้าฟ้าชายชาร์ห และทุกโพสต์ที่เป็นเหมือน การเล่าถึงเรื่องราวความรักอันงดงามของราชวงศ์อังกฤษที่เป็นตำนานรักตลอดกาล หรือเป็นตำนานที่โลกต่างชื่นชมมาตลอดกาลเลยคะ และทุกโพสต์ที่สร้างสรรให้อังกฤษและทุกๆคนบนโลก มีการเปลี่ยนแปลงครั้งสำคัญสำหรับ พิพิฑธภัณฑ์ สำหรับจัดแสดงเครื่องเพชรอันมีค่และมีความหมาบ สำคัญที่สุด แห่งราชวงศ์อังกฤษ สำหรับเพื่อทุกประช่าชนชาวอังกฤษและทั่วทั้งโลก เพื่อเป็นที่ประจักร์ฟแก่สายตาทุกๆคนในโลกว่า ว่าทุกๆชื้นทุกๆอันมีความเป็นมาที่แสนจะน่าภูมิใจ แก่ทุกๆราชวงศ์ อย่างสูงสุดคะ และเป็นเกียรติยศแก่ประเทศอย่างสูงเลยคะ สำหรับฉัน ในฐานะคนไทย เชื้อสายจีนก็รู้สึกเป็นเกียรติ์ อย่างมากๆและเป็นความภาคภูมิใจ กับทุกโพสต์ของฉัน ที่ได้รับพระกรุณาจากพระราชินีอลิซาเบธที่ 2 และราชวงศ์ทุกองค์ สำหรับฉันก็ขอขอบคุณเจ้าชายเฮนรี่ แห่งเวลส์มากๆ ที่. รักและกรุณา แก่ฉันในนาม วันนา หลา กรุณายินดียอมรับฉัน ด้วยความเป็นสุภาพบุรุษ ด้วยความอ่อนโยน สุภาพและอบอุ่น และกรุณาออกทุกๆสื่อ ในการแนะนำตัวตนของฉัน ที่ชื่อวันนา หลา ต่อทุกองค์ ทุกผู้นำ และทุกๆคนในโลก ทุกสื่อทุกศิลปิน ฉันก็ขอขอบคุณอย่างสูงสุด ผ่านออนไลน์ สำหรับในอนาคตที่ท่านจะให้ความถูกต้อง สำหรับทุกๆการเตรียมงาน เพื่อกรุณาฉัน ฉันก็ขอให้ทุกๆครอบครัว มีแต่ความเจริญด้วยความรักความสุขและความอบอุ่น และความปลอดภัย มั้งมีศรีสุข เจริญด้วยอายุยืนยาว สุขภาพดีๆแข็งแรง และมีแต่ความสุขมากๆ ตลอดไปคะคะ ด้วยความนับถืออย่างสูงคะ WANNA LAUGH

wonderful collection ….fantastic presentataion………..visuals n mystic music

@MohamedOsman-lu3uh

2 жыл бұрын

pl

The joy! when you are able to read and comprehend the inscriptions..

True INDIA is respectful & Diversity country is one of Jewel or heart of ASIA that forgotten by West & East. I dream to travel the land of gemstone and precious stone. Sad to say British colonies and killed millions of people and stole the treasure.

So..Beautiful💕

Exquisite!

Wonder collection Thanks to Al Thanis

Thanks for more history for me to see🙏🌍💛🙌🎁

Breathtaking

Many were gifted and many of these gems were taken away

@funnparodyproductions8691

5 жыл бұрын

I'll give my dick as gift

Beautiful collection

I really think it would had been enough to see these people one time and then let them talk over videos and pictures of the artefacts . We see to much of them.

Nice jewellery collection. Good job.

Lovely crafted...!

priceless heritage. someone must take care of it

@ishrathunnisa8918

4 жыл бұрын

At least they are taking care

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

@@ishrathunnisa8918 Parts of the collection have since been sold.

MAGNIFICENT CRAFTMANSHIP

Estupendo!

Interesting program, I would have liked to spend more time looking at the jewels and less at the city of Venice and the sparkling reflectors hanging from the lights.

Make no mistake these jewels were never belonged to ordinary Indians.Before the British India was divided into 800 kingdoms, fighting with each other.To win their selfish battle they often taken help of foreign invaders .They must have paid them in jewels,their treasury were depleted due to fighting . Thanks to the people who saved them for us to see & to understand what cruelty was meted out to the ordinary Indians.

@ludastout2852

5 жыл бұрын

Read The Count of Montecristo A.Duma. The historical drama and has lots of information about those Imperial jewels.

@robertmontague2225

5 жыл бұрын

So true my friend,nowadays we're just economic slaves tied to usurious mortgages,all so these swine can lord it up

@jaybarrows2526

3 жыл бұрын

Luda Stout thank you. I will read the Book.

Beautiful

Wonderful

All the workmen ,crafts men,and jewel makers were Hindu . The fashioned these exquisite jewels for the person in Power Often a God or Goddess,if not a human one!

The jewels were hardly seen . The faces of the commentators were shown far longer unnecessarily. The video should be named ' come and get bored'.

Choice of music is... interesting...

Beautiful Superb workmanship of the Indian jewlers-sadly stolen!

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

Stolen? More like sold and bought.

Ma che collezione meravigliosa !!! Descrizione, musica e presentazione fantastica. L'ho adorato !!! Anche l'italiano stupendo con i capelli bianchi. Solo in Italia vediamo questa specie.Belissimos !!!

You guys really should do it I redo in English and actually show the gems

Alvsolutely stunning. It really surprises me that the Prince is selling the collection. Being a multi, multi-billionaire, you'd think that he wouldn't ever sell. With a collection like this, in theory, it would only appreciate over time.

@MohamedOsman-lu3uh

2 жыл бұрын

ij

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

A news story came out that he was forced to sell parts of the collection by the ruling king.

How come Al Thani came to posess so much priceless Indian gems and jewelry pieces, just wondering.

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

He bought them from old European collections.

What is the name of the indian music at about 16.10 ?

😍😍😍😍💖💖💖

謝謝♡♡♡♡

Gold

Venecia una maravilla terrenal ...aquí es el edén aquí es el paraíso .

Correct sir

what song is playing at 11:33 ?

India still has Maharajas, heard of the Ambani tower in the slums?

@democraticdialogue7271

5 жыл бұрын

Ambani is wealthy but not royalty. Their were Hindu and Muslim Maharaja's in India who were part of royal families.

What song is playing at 11:33?

@16:44 it’s actually a double tailed triton. Greek.

yo this music...

Blinding

😲

Exsquisit

The chocker

I took a screenshot of two or three emeralds....But, to photograph anything else in this Collection seems Unholy.......

Do as gas balloons do, while in depression; inhale helium of happiness and fly high.👌 #onesouljew

9 is powerful

2010, depth

Sultan

I just knew there would be some comments about stolen culture and the responses from nimrods who don't want to own their culture's role in that theft. But it is also interesting to see comments from Indians who have a "different or non-popular viewpoint". I'll never forget having a teacher who lived in Italy during Mussolini's rule and had a VERY different opinion of him from what is normally published.

@democraticdialogue7271

5 жыл бұрын

really? what is India's role in all of this do enlighten everyone.

@abhin.v4981

4 жыл бұрын

British declared war on us and defeated us in the war. Though their means of warfare were questionable from an Indian cultural perspective, we never stood a chance against them with their well organized military and guns. Our rulers should have tried to open themselves to cultures outside India and keep up with the world. India lost its war because of Inefficient rulers and it's citizens sunk in superstition and caste divisions.

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

@@abhin.v4981 That’s not what happened. The east India company traded with small princely states and traded with them, moving closer and closer to the Mughal empire when it was at its weakest. The EIC then declared war on the Mughal emperor which led to the collapse of the empire. The empire then broke up into many princely states which made deals with the EIC and then later the British empire for protection in exchange of indirect rule.

It really is a tragic double edged sword, admiring these priceless magnificent jewels... while there is no denying the exceptional skill required to create them, one simply cannot forget that for hundreds of years, millions of exploited and starving people slaved away in absolute squallor and died tragic deaths, just so that a select few people could swish around all day, every day, playing with priceless jewels (that could have fed, clothed, sheltered and educated hundreds of people, for years!)

@henrylivingstone2971

Жыл бұрын

But….if no one is willing to pay for the jewels…then how can the sale of jewels be used to benefit the less fortunate? That makes no sense. If a resource has no superficial value then it isn’t worth anything and can’t help anyone.

The Venetian were involved from the on set great traders and business people Amin Jaffer is Great historian of jewels from East

Venice

Story of Art, pillage and plunder of Indian.

The love diamond?....?....?....?....?....?.....?.....?

Lovely but they DIE like all of us and are eventually forgotten.

CORRECTION: The mughals are not the descendants of the mongols. They are wrongly termed so. They were uzbeks.

@jcgaming908

Жыл бұрын

Yes they are

This would have been a good documentary. But the lighting on the jewelry was absolutely terrible. It was way to dark to see the reflection and sparkle of the metal and gems. It was like using a flashlight inside of a cave.

All stolen. Including the kooi Noor in the old goats so called imperial crown.

@stephanienewhouse2056

3 жыл бұрын

Koh i Noor. If you want to insult someone and be taken seriously you should consider your spelling and grammar.

EXQUISITE

Europeans get ALL of their style and classism from the East,you may think they started it all but they just kept traditions like the rest of the major continents. Australia's history is more rudimentary I believe based on the the colonial lense we learn our culture through. Sad really...

The jewels need to go back to India, from one pirate to another pirate, what ever the story was handed down to hundreds of generations, they were taken out of India, a lot of these people were blackmailed in order to stay alive and their people. They had no choice.

Ummm I have a pearl similar in size and odd shape to the opening scene that I was gifted from a wealthy ex boss

@Chad-Giga.

10 ай бұрын

He gave you pearl necklace you say?

Solo Venecia es una joya.

The prophet

Where are the mogul families? I heard one Prince became a model for dolce and gabanna

@abbya1707

Жыл бұрын

They’re still around just turned into business men and less extremely private lives to the point that people question their existence.

He whoever stol this frm r INDIA will be cursed...😮

@Angle86

5 жыл бұрын

Sweet Nain everything was stolen from india n the ones who stole r long gone.. so girl ur cursing is going waste..

@ludastout2852

5 жыл бұрын

All stolen or used jewelry are cursed

Gosh the number of negative comments about the "theft" and removal of these historic items from India. Yes some were stolen and yes some gifted - HOWEVER they were originally owned by a ruthless few - who had no respect of the millions of poor in their own country!!!!!

@Angle86

5 жыл бұрын

rodd22 someone talking like a sensible person.. truth hurts.. those who had it originally didnt do anything much for the betterment of their own people..so it was better stolen than being in someones possession as their personal collection

@maniacram

5 жыл бұрын

rodd22 Wow so that’s your justification for STEALING IT!?!

@tegoblue

5 жыл бұрын

Now owned by another ruthless few. Who collected it all since what did he say? 2010? Too much money. Glad I can see these in this video, though.

@ludastout2852

5 жыл бұрын

Then why not to sell ( kash) it or return to the poor people of India? How many homless and starving children are there?

@democraticdialogue7271

5 жыл бұрын

spoken like a true colonizer.

Thanks to Britain They nicked it all.

Aren´t the Al Thanis, the Rulers of Qatar?

Magnificent collection and very informative , maybe the world leaders today should learn (acceptance religious tolerance) from the great leader Akbar ! ;)