Thieves Steal Egyptian Queen’s 673-Diamond Necklace, Last Sold for $4.3 Million, in Vienna Museum Raid
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Egyptian queen necklace, with 673 diamonds, was stolen in broad daylight in Vienna, Austria. Police investigate two men who entered the museum with a note and face unchecked.
Two men stole from a museum in Vienna (Austria) a precious Van Cleef necklace and Arpels necklace belonging to Queen Mother Nazli of Egypt.
Two perpetrators struck a showcase and stole a diamond collector from Van Cleef & Arpels – in the middle of the ongoing museum operation in Vienna.
A Van Cleef & Arpels heirloom has gone missing at MAK Jewellery in Vienna! This Collaret necklace, approximately 200 carats and composed of 673 diamonds, was commissioned by Queen Nazri of Egypt in 1938 and worn by her daughter, Princess Fawzia, at her wedding to Crown Prince Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran. Nearly ninety years later, it became an important historical reference for the Maison's heirloom collection and the 2026 Fascinating Egypt hi…
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