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The Jewelry Podcast
A podcast for you who dream about creating your own personal, fine jewelry collection
A podcast for you who dream about creating your own personal, fine jewelry collection.In the Jewelry Podcast, you get to learn everything you need to know about jewelry and gemstones in a simple and fun way, and we answe
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18. Gabrielle Coco Chanel - An Unusual Jewelry Lover
01:08:26|Today we sit down and share the story of a fascinating, daring, charming - and as we will learn, very clever woman: Gabrielle Coco Chanel. Known for the little black dress, the perfume (no 5), the quilted handbags - and her rows and rows of pearls necklaces.She wasn't loved by everyone - her workers went on strike because of bad working conditions, which most probably was part of the reason why she had to close down her business during several years.She came from a modest upbringing, where she spent part of her childhood at an orphanage. Soon however, she found that her charm could take her far. She was fond of wealthy men, and continued to seduce them all her life.She lived through two world wars, several recessions, a huge number of design eras and she always knew whom to work with for her next big project - wheather it be creating jewelry, perfumes or get away from the nazis in 1940's Paris.Welcome to the world of Coco Chanel!⋅⋆⋄ ❀ ⋄⋆⋅⋆The Jewelry Podcast was founded by jewelry designer Cecilia Kores in 2021. The first episodes were simply English translations of Cecilia's Swedish podcast Smyckespodden. The goal was, and still is, to share knowledge around fine jewelry and gemstones - and to inspire you to build the fine jewelry collection of your dreams. The Jewelry Podcast took a break during two years but was revived in Dec 2023. Now, Cecilias whitty friend Hanna Hellberg is sharing the mike.On Nov 20, 2023, The Jewelry Podcast was featured in an article about jewelry podcasts in The New York Times.If you like The Jewelry Podcast, remember that a great way to support the podcast is to share it with friends and family! And of course - to give it a rating in your podcast player. Thank you ♡Keep the conversation going on instagram Jewelry PodcastRemember: you deserve fine jewelry and precious gemstones
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17. A Simple Guide to The Four C's Of Diamonds
01:01:59|As a jewelry lover, this is the knowledge you must carry - the basics of the four C´s of diamonds.If you understand this, you can understand all other gemstones out there! Before we can delve deeper into the world of gemstones in The Jewelry Podcast, we must go through the four C's of diamonds. It's the must-record-and-release-before-everything-else-episode.After you have listened to this episode, you will have a great understanding of exactly what you should look out for when it comes to choosing the best diamond for you!Please note: this episode was recorded on Dec 11, which was the day after the Nobel Prize Giving Ceremony, where Hanna was asked to expert comment in the Swedish Royal News Magazine Svensk Damtidning. During the first ten minutes of this episode (the intro) we therefore delve into the discusson of: what jewelry is actually fit for a princess?Enjoy!⋅⋆⋄ ❀ ⋄⋆⋅⋆The Jewelry Podcast is back!This time with Cecilias whitty friend Hanna Hellberg sharing the mike.The Jewelry Podcast was founded by jewelry designer Cecilia Kores in 2021. The first episodes were simply English translations of Cecilia's Swedish podcast Smyckespodden. The goal was, and still is, to share knowledge around fine jewelry and gemstones - and to inspire you to build the fine jewelry collection of your dreams. The Jewelry Podcast took a break during two years but was revived in Dec 2023.On Nov 20, 2023, The Jewelry Podcast was featured in an article about jewelry podcasts in The New York Times.If you like The Jewelry Podcast, remember that a great way to support the podcast is to share it with friends and family! And of course - to give it a rating in your podcast player. Thank you ♡Keep the conversation going on instagram Jewelry PodcastRemember: you deserve fine jewelry and precious gemstones
16. What is fine jewelry?
49:46|It's time to go back to basics!In this episode, me and Hanna are contemplating:What fine jewelry means to usHow you know if the jewelry you have at home is fine or not? (For example if you have gifted or inherited pieces - how can you know if they are fine or fake?)Why is fine jewelry so costly? (Is it?)How our view of fine jewelry is different today compared to a few years agoOf course, we also share the hard facts: what is actually fine jewelry? There is actually a legal definition for a jewelry piece to be allowed to be called a fine jewelry piece, and you will learn that today!What does fine jewelry mean to you? Share in DM on instagram!Enjoy!⋅⋆⋄ ❀ ⋄⋆⋅⋆The Jewelry Podcast is back!This time with Cecilias whitty friend Hanna Hellberg sharing the mike.The Jewelry Podcast was founded by jewelry designer Cecilia Kores in 2021. The first episodes were simply English translations of Cecilia's Swedish podcast Smyckespodden. The goal was, and still is, to share knowledge around fine jewelry and gemstones - and to inspire you to build the fine jewelry collection of your dreams. The Jewelry Podcast took a break during two years but was revived in Dec 2023.On Nov 20, 2023, The Jewelry Podcast was featured in an article about jewelry podcasts in The New York Times.If you like The Jewelry Podcast, remember that a great way to support the podcast is to share it with friends and family! And of course - to give it a rating in your podcast player. Thank you ♡Keep the conversation going on instagram Jewelry PodcastRemember: you deserve fine jewelry and precious gemstones
15. A Sparkling Comeback! The Jewelry Podcast in The New York Times
37:13|The Jewelry Podcast is back!This time with my whitty friend Hanna Hellberg sharing the mike.In this revival episode, we're sharing our thoughts about the podcast - what do we want it to be, why do we think the world needs a Jewelry Podcast, andwhy are we so passionate about it?Also, Cecilia is sharing the greatest moment so far in the podcast's history: when it was picked up in New York Times.On November 21, 2023, an article was published in The New York Times called "Jewelry Podcasts Pick Up Some Glitter". There are five podcasts mentioned in the article, of which the Jewelry podcast is one of them.The podcasts mentioned in the New York Times-article were:The Jewelry Podcast (and the Swedish sister podcast Smyckespodden)Gem PursuitJewelry JourneyBAJ Podcast (British Academy of Jewelry Podcast)Enjoy!⋅⋆⋄ ❀ ⋄⋆⋅⋆The Jewelry Podcast was founded by jewelry designer Cecilia Kores in 2021. The first episodes were simply English translations of Cecilia's Swedish podcast Smyckespodden. The goal was, and still is, to share knowledge around fine jewelry and gemstones - and to inspire you to build the fine jewelry collection of your dreams. The Jewelry Podcast took a break during two years but was revived in Dec 2023.If you like The Jewelry Podcast, remember that the best way to support the podcast is to share it with friends and family! And of course - to give it a rating in your podcast player. Thank you ♡Keep the conversation going on instagram Jewelry PodcastRemember: you deserve fine jewelry and precious gemstones
14. A deep-dive into gemstone cuts! The brilliant cut, the princess cut, the asscher cut and the antique cut diamonds
49:12||Season 1Many of you have requested this episode! And all I can say is - welcome to the beautiful world of gemstone cuts. It is actually the cut that turns a stone into a gemstone! It is the cut that makes it beautiful, and what makes us want to wear the stone in a piece of jewelry. There are two things that happen when you cut a gemstone: The first is that it gets a shape - round, square, pear shaped etc. The second thing is that the stone starts to reflect light - I call it the sparkle factor! And there can be a massive difference in the sparkle factor between stones with similar shape, for example between two round stones - which is why have so many different gemstone cuts! If you think this sounds exciting, then you need to listen to today's episode!In this episode you will learn:The pros and cons of the most popular gemstone cuts What cut you should choose if you want a really glamorous gemstoneWhat cut that is the most common one in the world What cut that makes any stone sparkle the most! What cut you should avoid for stones that aren't of the highest quality What cut that looks relatively small - but still is quite expensiveWhich gemstones that probably are the most environmentally friendly - and that have a subtle, beautiful vintage glow! I hope you will find this episode valuable!The cuts we talk about in this episode: The Brilliant Cut The Princess Cut The Asscher CutThe Old European Cut (Antique cut diamond)The Old Mine Cut (Antique cut diamond)Enjoy! And don't forget: you deserve fine jewelry. Find a close-up of the cuts we talk about in this episode on The Jewelry Podcast's instagram!
13. They put Scandinavian jewelry on the map - Charlotte & Pernille from The Jewellery Room
01:00:40||Season 1I'm more than excited to have these two cool, Danish sisters on the show!Pernille Møbjerg and Charlotte Møbjerg Ansel-Henry set up their company The Jewellery Room in 2013, after having both worked successfully with jewellery PR for many years. It started as a two-day jewellery fair on Copenhagen Fashion Week, where they gathered press from all over the world to meet with the biggest names on the Scandinavian jewelry scene. But then the pandemic hit - and the sisters transformed their business into the sales of jewellery, still working with the same brands as before. Today, The Jewellery Room has evolved into one of the largest online market places for Scandinavian jewelry, and for many brands, they are the window to the customers. In this episode we talk about their mission with The Jewellery Room, their personal career stories, why they love jewellery, how they look at the old stigmas surrounding fine jewelry purchases and how they strive to make it fun and easy. We talk about jewelry trends, what jewelry they think belong in a capsule jewelry wardrobe and the future of fine jewelry! Enjoy!The Jewellery Room@TheJewelleryRoomYou can listen to this episode on Spotify, iTunes and Acast. You can join in the conversation on @jewelrypodcast. This episode is also published on the Swedish sister podcast Smyckespodden (episode 39). The Jewellery Room's mission: The Jewellery Room exists to shake up the jewellery industry for the better. We don’t wait for change – we make it. The Jewellery Room is the leading marketplace for discovering and shopping unique designer jewellery. This is where you'll find your dream pieces from talented but often overlooked designers of the world.
12. The 7 Cardinal Sins of Jewelry Shopping (And How To Avoid Them)
45:49||Season 1Can you love every single piece of jewelry that you buy? Is it possible to avoid having “anxiety pieces” in your jewelry box that you never use? The last thing you want is your new jewelry purchases to end up in the drawer or on your bedside table causing anxiety every time you see them. But can it be avoided?We did a non-statistical market research with you - the listeners - and came to the conclusion that these are the seven most common mistakes when you buy fine jewelry:Mistake # 1:Not knowing what you are buyingMistake # 2:Not knowing your style and tasteMistake # 3:Not allowing your style to evolve over timeMistake # 4:Buying jewelry of poor qualityMistake # 5:Caring too much about what other people thinkMistake # 6:Not having a planMistake # 7:Sticking too hard to the plan!My best tip for you who are just entering into this sparkling word of fine jewelry is simply: Start small. Start wearing jewelry. Do not put all your eggs (money) in the same basket (into one piece of expensive jewelry) in the beginning. Start with something small, e.g. a small diamond ring and start wearing it! Slowly but steadily you will find your personal taste!The worst thing you can do for your own jewelry development is not to wear any jewelry at all, because then you know for sure that you will never find what you like.Enjoy!And don't forget: you deserve fine jewelry.