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Austria records Queen Nazli's 673-diamond contract
The Austrian Police have stolen a necklace adorned with 673 diamonds (more than 200 carats) from the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna. The necklace belonged to the Egyptian royal family and was previously valued at approximately $4.3 million. It is worth noting that the necklace was designed by Van Cleef & Arpels and was worn by Queen Nazli in 1939 during her daughter Princess Fawzia's wedding to the Crown Prince of Iran. The theft occurred on August 27, 2026, when two men attacked the museum and struck the display case with a hammer. This high-profile art theft requires international cooperation for its recovery.
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