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Queen Nazli's possessions after theft in Vienna
The theft of Queen Nazli's necklace from the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna has been announced. Meanwhile, the director of the Royal Jewelry Museum in Alexandria confirmed that the museum has a complex insurance system and professional security to protect its valuables, which include 828 pieces belonging to the Muhammad Ali family. Following the incident, the director explained that Nazli's possessions in the museum are few compared to those of other members of the royal family. There is only one display case containing two Jeqmot necklaces, a gold piece from the Women’s Committee of the Red Crescent, a powder box adorned with enamel and diamonds, as well as a pendant. The museum refuses to hold external exhibitions of royal family possessions to prevent theft, especially with the increasing interest in ancient Egyptian history. It is noteworthy that Nazli’s diamond necklace, weighing over 200 carats, was stolen. This necklace belonged to Queen Nazli, wife of King Fuad I and the former Queen of Egypt.
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