If Touker had this jewellery in his office space, his real estate would drop in value.

yankees gohome my thoughts exactly

He vaues his "Touker time" very highly indeed!

He doesn't get out of bed for anything less then 40%

Touker was a fetus at this time

Yes you are right. I think they invested because of her as an individual.

@Lee Winterbottom yes.

It seems fine to say that but that same kind of product is what earned her that resume. I honestly can’t knock either. Great woman and, as for her jewelry market, a good product

Yh markup

@Lee Winterbottom curriculum vitae

I don't think she's not worth being let in. She's stylish, classy and elegant.

dominic heldt i think you’re a simp

@@dominicheldt9427 simp

@@novarl5082 just because he called her classy doesn't mean he's a simp are you 9?

@@AncientDr-p8q no that's exactly why he's a S.I.M.P. People are either incels or S.I.M.P.S.

On purpose. Not mistakenly. So she still gets to keep all 100% of her company while she walks away with their money

Gotta establish dominance SOMEHOW

Wives

Pretty accurate, not that i know but it sounds right

perfect comment

Its like a never ending loop they spend his money becasue he working all the time meaning he need to work more, how about he doesn't work all the time?

Strangely specific lmfao

Was at an “adult” bath house and he was there. Was a fan of the “front stroke” in one of the private rooms

Hahaa omg I was thinking that! Reveals some nasty ass leopard print lining 😂😭

@#OUTLANDISH All of that attempt at a weegie accent was horrid, not just the 'oot'.

Underrated comment 😅😅😅

I had the same face as him at the start.

Trinkets, odds and ends, that sort of thing

10 minutes is generous. I reckon I could smash it out in 8.

Yeah it looks like some tech school metal fab students project

Go for it, theres slot of money it seems in crap.

Maybe, but you sure as hell couldn't sell it for what she could.

@@L.C.Sweeney Heavy Metal

headgear?? 😂

Like the girl in the dentist's in Little Shop of Horrors.

Ellessandra Ramsay “Garish” is definitely the word.

Exactly the goofier the better at those "fashion Shows"

TeamGlobalhawk yeah most couture is

I dont know I quite liked it.

beauty is in the eye of the beholder

Did they edit the title? Now it's "Elizabeth's High-End Gems Claim Margins of 1482%!"

@@bobber0001 yep. I watched it yesterday they definitely uploaded it with a different title.

getoffofgoogle 😬🤭

I'd love to know what has inspired your username to be getoffofgoogle? Is there a reason for your vendetta? Quite like it!

Needs more spikes for that.

Paul Herd same, maybe it’s just a joke? Or maybe it’s all the stuff that’s came out about them?

YESSSSS!

Just thinking that

and yet she got investment..........

www.elizabethgalton.com

I would definitely wear one. Right up my street.

@@billyscorner2232 That's the scary thing XD

@@personalpc7439 Looked on the website, definitely prefer the stuff she's selling now than all of this on the video

Giovanni P. You can tell when it was by who the dragons are, even if you just wiki which dragons were in which season

Why ?

It gives a better idea as to why a Dragon would invest in something or not or how then interaction would differ between seasons

Nope it,s something you wore that broke your Jaw

You can tell he hated doing this show and couldn't wait to get out.

I thought you said police

Desperado

amazing

The best line up was Peter, Deborah, Theo, Duncan + anyone else. I watched some newer episodes and they don't compare.

MsMaryPatricia yeah Jenny is not only always out, but sometimes it’s almost like she wants everyone else to go out just cuz she wants to be right

I would rather buy a second hand Rolex

Wrong. She made an absolute fortune from this company (it was a huge international success), and then moved on to a highly successful career as a creative director and marketing director for some of England's top jewellery houses, including Mappin & Webb, making jewellery for the Queen and other members of the Royal Family. "The best idea from the first series was Elizabeth Galton’s jewellery because I invested in it and sold my investment for a whacking great profit." - Duncan Bannatyne

@@remchaill9898 Elizabeth u ok hun

@@remchaill9898 Thankyou! I stand corrected. I still think that those pieces weren't appealing and I love a lot of avant garde design. Good on her, seriously.

@@therahman8124 So would I.

They can spend up to two hours on one presentation and that's edited down to 10 or 15 minutes. All those questions were probably asked but left out.

You watched 14 minutes of a two and a half hour pitch, you know that, right?

@@MsMaryPatricia True, but they probably shouldn't have edited out that information, its fairly significant.

Liz Clegg maybe for a potential investor but for entertainment purposes they probably thought wow it’s a cockroach would be more fun to hear

Liz Clegg ; it’s a business investment pitch, all of it is significant information. But it’s still a tv show for entertainment, not a documentary.

I swear I thought the same thing!😆

Maybe she secretly works for the Xenomorphs.

She's the Xeno Queen in disguise

You say that like it’s a bad thing.

Comiccon.

Too old

I guess it's a matter of taste. I think they look amazingly cheap and silly.

@@Candlewick14 Probably also more about having insanely amounts of money with nothing else better to spend it on... So you just buy worthless junk,

That's why I like these old clips, you can immediately know the outcome of the deal.

She turned down Rachel's offer in favour of a different $55k investor with much stronger industry links. Her next round of investment raised $500k. The company didn't "fold", it was a massively profitable international success. She closed it to move on to much bigger things, becoming the creative director of Mappin & Webb, jeweller to the Royal Family. She now has a highly successful career as a global jewellery marketing director. "The best idea from the first series was Elizabeth Galton’s jewellery because I invested in it and sold my investment for a whacking great profit." - Duncan Bannatyne

@@remchaill9898 Thanks for the full details. I couldn't find anything on Google search other than the company accounts.

@@remchaill9898 hi Elizabeth

Rachel thought she could buy that woman's name. Very greedy and disgusting.

Clanky, bulky...looks extremely uncomfortable to wear.

Peter Jones looks okay

Bash HAHAHA

As per her projection , when she makes for $1, she can sell for $1500

The cost solely attributable to making one item may be $100 (per your example), but there's a lot of expenses in terms of marketing and other overheads. I suspect these weren't included in her quoted margin.

You don't carry around 6 grand in your back pocket? What are you? The bottom 99%?

@@munky342 I no longer have netflix because they ended their "one month free" offer

She wasn't referring to that piece being off the peg, those are of her other work she's done. She hasn't got any off the peg products yet

Lmao Netflix jokes

@@jesc5278 taking fookin' liberties

I know it's hard for a westerner to appreciate, but the Chinese have a strong history of thousands of years of craftsmanship. All you need to do is look at some of the Imperial era jade carving to see the Chinese are capable of beautiful artistry. Just because they also make your McDonald's Happy Meal toys, doesn't mean they're not still capable of higher quality items. Cheaper labour costs doesn't necessarily mean poorer quality. www.christies.com/img/LotImages/2015/NYR/2015_NYR_03711_0267_000(a_chinese_spinach_green_jade_octagonal_lantern).jpg

SStoj ; you took the words right out of my mouth lol People always act like they know everything

It can be good quality made in China, however that is an information that would make me pissed. She has margins enough to slap a Made in UK to add more value and perhaps draw more attention. As a supply chain professional I see the value to outsourcing to China, but she lost the point here, her margins are just awesome.

@@SStoj Did the traditional craftmanship survive Mao's collectivism ? Last time I checked chinese history in the red era they literally destroyed all traditional craftmanships to the point of no return. Except Jade craftmanshipt which is more pattern rebuilding than real innovative art and its the only craftmanships that remained...

SStoj HISTORY being the big word, meaning it does not happen anymore. Unfortunately.

Paul Cowderoy Nor would any sane married man. Can you imagine how that conversation would go?

Yeah, she started this business in 2000 and got the dragons on board in December of 2004. The business was dissolved in March 2008 and the dragons both resigned before the end of 2005, so they were involved for less than 10 months. She created an online platform to sell her jewellery in 2011 but it closed down in 2012. In 2017 she started a jewellery consultancy firm and is still doing that today. She is also currently head of marketing at Radley, a UK based jewellery company. Although she isn't making this eccentric jewellery anymore, she is doing quite well for herself it seems.

@@SeriousPlastiek thanks for the update.

@@SeriousPlastiek yeah well, if you walk around constantly showing off to people about what tatty magazines youve been in or what pretentious mug wore one of your beastly chunks of metal i suppose someone'll be thick enough to hire you

@@SeriousPlastiek You know so much about her, Perhaps you also know when she last farted ....

@@therahman8124 He probably knows how it smelt too

Jasmine Chea she already mentioned in the pitch it’s for press and fashion shows 🤦‍♀️

@@LethalMartialArtist not my point but ok

The Real Me she’s terrible at business

Only real ones will get this haha

@@SkengStiegenhaus You're a real one!

They are em not very pretty nor look comfortable 😂 Today in lock down my coat hangers are going to be making me rich 😉

They’re plain hideous. Anyone with common sense would see that.

Im not a fashion people, these are just my observation. Alot of fashion and style is ugly. But what really important to these people are individuality rather than stylishness

Yup, although I'm not feeling too sorry for her given her 1000% margin on products produced as cheaply as possible by underpaid workers in China.

@@scottkerpen4755 good point, although I'll point out the Dragons don't see to care about that either.

I think we can infer that it's about £100 to make one of those pieces. It's not exactly premium metals, or gems.... It's something you can pick up in the tip.

Her business became very successful, so it shows how much you know 🤷‍♂️

I guess she added it because she looks twice her age. She looks a lot older than 28.

Ageism is rampant and she evidently realises it. By saying that she's 28, she's revealing that she's mature enough to be competent, but still young enough to be a creative visionary, at least according to generalisations.

Nah. It's not edible.

@M M @M M that's business. That's how you make money. She's very well spoken, her margin is ridiculous and she's been incredibly successful. How do you know what the average earner of China earns? How do you know whether she pays the workers in China well? The UK outsource the vast majority of their products overseas, we are a service nation. We manufacture nothing in this country unless you go to boutique places in the heart of London. You're probably wearing something made in China / Taiwan, the hypocrisy. At some point we have all contributed to these countries and they're economy is the fastest growing economy, whether its buying something from Nike or buying some form of pots or pans. We all contributed at some point into these big companies who outsource to developing countries. Should these countries stay in poverty or grow too? If we wear these branded clothes or buy from developing country, we too contribute to these companies, I guess we all have no class by your logic.

@Suspicious Ned what's the low standards? She's well spoken, educated and successful. Am I missing something? Lol. I need to see your standard of women.