Queen Nazli's diamond necklace stolen in Vienna

A group of thieves in Vienna stole a diamond-studded necklace valued at over $4 million from the Museum of Applied Arts during a daring daylight heist. They carried out the operation by smashing the glass display case with a hammer. The necklace, which features 673 diamonds and originally belonged to Queen Nazli of Egypt, was on loan from Van Cleef & Arpels and was part of a special exhibition. Austrian police are searching for the suspects and have launched intensive surveillance operations, while Interpol has added the item to its database of stolen art. This theft is part of an increasing wave of violent museum robberies across Europe, with criminals increasingly employing coercive methods and targeting high-value pieces made of precious metals and gemstones.

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