Jewels are the starting point to discuss past eras, romance, lost fortunes, revolution, precious stones and personal histories. This podcast explores every facet of jewellery – from who makes it, to who wears it, and why – and is a must-listen for everyone who loves jewellery or might be buying a piece of jewellery; anyone interested in design and history; and all those who love a rollicking real-... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Fashion & BeautyArts |
Carol travels to Paris for a fascinating conversation discuss one of the most inspirational figures in Cartier's history, Jeanne Toussaint, with Cartier's Director of Image, Style and Heritage, Pierre Rainero. more
Celebrated psychotherapist Julia Samuel talks to Carol about why jewellery can be important to managing anxiety and stress in today's world, while jeweller Charlotte Garnett tells her how this can be put into practice. more
For the second of our Oscar specials, Carol talks to her friend Frank Everett, Vice Chairman Sotheby’s Jewellery, about the enduring but ever-changing love affair between Hollywood and fine jewellery. more
In our first special episode for Academy Awards season, Carol speaks to author Maura Spiegel Ph.D., teacher of literature and film at Columbia University in New York City, about the changing role of jewels in Hollywood, both in the films themselves a... more
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Get a proper microphone. In this day and age it’s ridiculously easy. The sound echoes like it was recorded in an empty house using a cheap phone set on a table across the room.
Skilled interviewing of fascinating guests with great stories to tell. Love this.
Brilliant podcast series with varied themes, Carol Woolton is a brilliant interviewer and the topics are fascinating. Not just for those interested in jewellery, but fashion, art, history and culture too. I love it!
I love listening to podcasts and I can say that If Jewels Could Talk is hands down one of the best. It explores a topic and industry that doesn’t come to light often, delving down paths you wouldn’t normally associate with jewellery and people who you may never heard of. more
Carol interviews jewellery insiders with such thoughtfulness that it draws out fantastic insights and is incredibly entertaining. more
Apple Podcasts | #132 | United Kingdom/Arts/Fashion & Beauty |
Apple Podcasts | #228 | Canada/Arts/Fashion & Beauty |
Apple Podcasts | #40 | Italy/Arts/Fashion & Beauty |
Apple Podcasts | #50 | Australia/Arts/Fashion & Beauty |
Apple Podcasts | #100 | France/Arts/Fashion & Beauty |
Apple Podcasts | #11 | South Africa/Arts/Fashion & Beauty |
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