French treasure resurfaces after a century
The lost "Grand Condu" diamond, missing since 1926, was discovered after a cleaning worker bit into an apple she found inside a bag belonging to two young men in Paris. The diamond was one of the most valuable stolen jewel pieces, valued at approximately $3 million. It was a pink diamond weighing 9.01 carats, and selling it was difficult due to its fame. The thieves only managed to receive over 30,000 francs from the stolen items before being caught. The diamond will be displayed in October at the Château de Chantilly to celebrate the 100th anniversary of its theft, marking the first public exhibition of it since then.
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