Queen Nazli's 200-Carat Necklace Stolen in Vienna
A historic diamond necklace designed by Van Cleef & Arpels, valued at millions of euros, has been stolen from the Vienna Museum. The necklace is linked to ancient Egyptian royalty and was worn by Queen Nazli. The thieves carried out the heist with two unmasked men, one of whom was armed. They shattered a glass display case and fled with the piece without harming anyone. This incident reflects a rise in the number of museum robberies across Europe. The necklace is considered a rare and valuable artifact, having previously sold for $4.3 million. It is expected to be a target for criminal gangs.
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