If Jewelry Commercials Were Honest
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: Cracked
Views: 2,949,117
Rating: 4.9272718 out of 5
Keywords: Jewellery (Industry), jewelry stores, diamonds, blood diamonds, Kay Jewlers, jared jewlers, commercials, commercial parody, honest commercials, funny, parody, sketch, spoof, humor, Satire (TV Genre), Sketch Comedy (TV Genre), Television (Invention), Commercial, Shopping, Store, Silver, Jewelry, Diamond, Gold, Mall
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Length: 3min 10sec (190 seconds)
Published: Fri Feb 13 2015
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The best part is; they're right. Despite everything they tell you, if you went into this video valuing jewelry, you're probably going to keep valuing jewelry.
There is a bit more to jewellery than that, from a scientific point of view at least. Like the way they're cut maximizes that refraction of light inside the material, and depending on the crystal structure of whatever mineral it is. And how its cut is planned out due to the varying shapes of the gems themselves.
That being said, yeah, hella overpriced. The tiny geologist in my heart is stabbed every time I see something like $3k+ stuff like "Chocolate diamonds" (Impure diamonds at up-marked price), you could get way larger and cooler looking gems for the same price. Jewellery retailers and the 'rocks have magic powers' people have really inflated the prices of so many minerals.
I used to work with a woman who bragged to me that she had made her boyfriend take out a credit card JUST to buy her jewelry, it made me feel sick to hear.
It's a damn shame Cracked fell apart, if only because Honest Ads went down with it.
I agree with all the points made in the video, but value is in the eye of the beholder. If a bunch of rocks are pretty, they can be valuable for that purpose; just like art, interior decor, clothing, etc. They are not "inherently worthless".
I remember my earth science teacher in high school gave a poll to the girls in class. If the boyfriend told them the ring was fake but it looked exactly like the real thing which was thousands of dollars, which would they rather have? Youβd need a microscope to even tell the difference, he said. I was the only girl who would prefer the fake one. Some traditions we have really should just be tossed away. Boyfriends and husbands are expected to shell out thousands on jewelry for Valentineβs Day, anniversaries, birthdays, etc and before they know it, women have a drawer full of $$$$ jewelry they more than likely never wear.
Impractical rock hat.
Nice, but I wanna know more about it. I visit a site->https://dressizer.com/bracelets-for-your-beautiful-hands/ that a jewellery item should me more pretty while we are wearing on it on special occasion. Do you got this point? I can't understand.