I Bought a “Mourning Necklace” From the Victorian Era.. 😳 #shorts

[SeanAndreww]

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[JakeCarlosResell]

Imagine dying and while in heaven you find out that your dead body started a whole new fashion trend 💀

[MasterOJ]

Bald people being forgotten with this one🗣️🔥🔥

[south_koreaball]

Imagine dying during the Victorian Era only to find out your family used you as jewlery and then at some point they sold you to other people and your remains were traded throughout centuries until your remains got into the hands of a random man who films himself on a strange moving picture capturing thing and uploads them onto the "internet"

[IngrownToenail]

From putting people in necklaces to putting faces on T-shirts 🗣️🔥

[Mrcloxy]

This guy can't stop amazing me day by day

[justNASCARguyYT]

imagine when they pluck out the hair the deceased person is like “ow dude”

[UnluckyUmbreon]

This is a good way of keeping a loved one close to you after they pass, I have one with my grandads ashes in.

[adrianolondon]

Queen Victoria: *farts*
The entire population: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!

[rampatigupta]

Father left him to be adopted and now says dude is my son. Not anymore

[NumberSolangeloShipper]

Ngl that’s kinda sweet but also creepy

[SmileInTheSummer]

That is just so wholesome, to say the least ❤

[SteveoiCommands]

Imagine stealing someone without kidnapping them.

[christinaowens]

This feels like the beginning of a haunting

[hunterspringfield]

Upopular Opinion: In the movie "Agatha All Along", Agatha has also a necklace with her child's hair inside of it before her child get taken away by Lady Death

[realvamplifestyle]

the “circle chain” from two centuries ago 😭 🙏

[NightDog]

Aww so romantic....😊
Keeping part of your deceased partner in your necklace, lol 😅

[QuannStaa]

I know like two people with that type of necklace It's a great honor to the person that's deceased and a great gift for the person receiving the gift🙏🏽💯💔💔💔

[Idkwhattoputbutthiswilldo]

I’ve got one of these! It’s from my 5x great aunt and it’s got a lock of her hair and a picture of her. The locket it’s in is form 1821 but it’s unknown when the hair was put in

[coolkid]

We sort of already have a modernised version of this with those types of jewellery that you can make from a loved ones ashes