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Well......... think it will be interesting, to at least watch---altho that photo  is beautiful, definitely not my taste in jewelry. I kind of wonder why someone so "regal" would design in cubic zirconia for the masses. A step up or down--am not sure. Will it be in silver-- with gold over it or in gold only. Will he be presenting it or someone else---so many questions!!

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@Kachina624 @Desertdi And then there's the Borghese clan; they certainly monetize those titles even though Italy (still a country!) had the good sense to ditch their monarchy.

One of their "princes" was on a dating show, which makes designing jewelry the height of taste and sophistication in comparison.

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I better work on my posture....if I want to be known as Princess Di...

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Princess Amanda isn't nobility by blood  hierarchy....the title was given to BIG religious donors....so it's a "church"  title.

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@Bookplate wrote:

@Kachina624@Desertdi And then there's the Borghese clan; they certainly monetize those titles even though Italy (still a country!) had the good sense to ditch their monarchy.

One of their "princes" was on a dating show, which makes designing jewelry the height of taste and sophistication in comparison.


 

@Bookplate 

 

It's only bad to monetize a title when Harry does it.   Otherwise, it's perfectly fine.  

 

Not all people with titles have money, so they have to actually work ... or marry money.   

 

Reminds me of Downton Abbey.   He married an American heiress.  He had the title and she had the money.   It has happened a lot in real life.  

 

 

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@wagirl wrote:

Well......... think it will be interesting, to at least watch---altho that photo  is beautiful, definitely not my taste in jewelry. I kind of wonder why someone so "regal" would design in cubic zirconia for the masses. A step up or down--am not sure. Will it be in silver-- with gold over it or in gold only. Will he be presenting it or someone else---so many questions!!


 

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Huh?  WHY would anyone want real gold with a fake stone?  

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You can see his ' real' jewelry online. Not for me and prices are hilarious. Over $8K for tiny earrings w/ no high end gems. 

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:


 

Huh?  WHY would anyone want real gold with a fake stone?  


Because you can get the stone replaced if it falls out. Because of the lower cost. Some may like the designs offered. Most Diamonique on QVC from 1987 to around 2007 was set in solid 14K Gold. Tens of thousands of people bought Kathy's Ring in 14K Gold; maybe you should ask one of them.

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Oh no, why did I read this thread?  😹.  I had never heard of Prince Dimitri, so of course I had to check out his jewelry.  I want this bracelet!  It looks similar to a Jes Maharry bracelet I have with a lapis stone.  😻.  Can't wait to see what he brings here! 

 

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@Tori3569 wrote:

Oh no, why did I read this thread?  😹.  I had never heard of Prince Dimitri, so of course I had to check out his jewelry.  I want this bracelet!  It looks similar to a Jes Maharry bracelet I have with a lapis stone.  😻.  Can't wait to see what he brings here! 

 

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Are you serious about that price?! omg for a leather cord bracelet with a single piece of turq?