$4.3 M. Van Cleef & Arpels Necklace Stolen From Vienna Museum
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Seung-wook = An Egyptian royal diamond necklace was stolen from a museum in Vienna, Austria, and police are searching for the suspect.
Vienna Museum Heist: Historic Egyptian queen's 673-diamond necklace worth $4.3 million stolen
The necklace originally belonged to Queen Consort Nazli of Egypt, who wore it to the 1939 wedding of her daughter, Fawzia, to Iran’s then-crown prince (later shah) Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
The necklace of the Egyptian royal family was stolen from the museum in Vienna, reporting to BBC News.
Where does the historical necklace that was stolen from the MAK come from? And what happens to it? Wilfried Seipel, who experienced similar things with the Saliera, believes in a »artnapping«.
Egypt’s Queen Nazli’s Historic Wedding Necklace Stolen From Vienna Museum
A historic diamond necklace once worn by Egypt’s Queen Nazli at her daughter’s 1939 wedding was stolen from Vienna’s Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) on 27 August, after two men smashed its glass display case and fled with the piece. The theft was confirmed by Austrian police and the museum. The necklace, created by French luxury jewellery house Van Cleef & Arpels, features 673 diamonds set in platinum, with the stones weighing around 200 carats. It…
The two men bought tickets to the exhibition on Thursday, broke into the display case, and then fled with the jewelry worth more than $4 million, and a manhunt has been launched against them.
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