French diamond resurfaces after a century
A cleaning lady at a Paris hotel in 1926 discovered an apple containing the famous “Grand Conde” diamond, which had been missing ever since. The diamond, weighing 9.01 carats, was one of the most renowned stolen jewels and was taken by two thieves during a raid at the Château de Chantilly museum, valued at approximately three million dollars. One hundred years after the theft, the diamond will be exhibited at a festival at the château this October, marking its first public display since it was stolen.
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