Jewelry

[Equuleus]

How honorable - Prince Ranier would not allow any photos of himself to be taken after his wife's death, unless he was standing in front of her full-length portrait.  Truly a fairy tale.  I can't imagine having someone love and honor me that much. 

[Roni18]

I was able to watch about half of the show.   I really enjoyed listening to the stories. 

[momoftwo2007]

@Equuleus  I watched the early morning show (I think it was 1 am). The guy presenting it is a historian and full of knowledge and great stories. It was a really good show.

[INDIANA BONES]

I had heard that fact on a special on the Prince.  I have always admired him since as not many men in his position would have stayed single and not dated after Grace's death.  She was certainly a lady of grace and beauty (her name suited her to perfection).  

[INDIANA BONES]

@momoftwo2007 I have always enjoyed listening to him tell about any star he discusses.  He is well versed on what he speaks.  I would love to be at a function and hear him speak in person.  Very interesting stories on many of the famous.  

[grandma r]

Yes, I agree.  Listening to the history of the piece makes it much more special.  I loved his history on Jackie's pieces.  And now, with Princess Grace, I find it so special to hear.

[ROMARY]

These shows are truly classic.  I love the sentimental blending of history and jewelry. 

'Just perfect' in every way.

[ROMARY]

Knowing this about Prince Rainier brings sentimental tears to my eyes.

The grace and elegance of Princess Grace is truly something that many of us will always remember in our hearts.  

Sending good wishes to the Prince and his family. 

OMGosh, he passed on in 2005.  RIP

[Nataliesgramma]

I love the story behind the pieces.....