Diamond necklace linked to Egyptian royal family stolen from Vienna museum
Most outlets led with the theft of a diamond necklace connected to Egypt’s former royal family from a Vienna museum. Pakistan Today added details about the suspects, noting two men smashed a display case and that police have released images and begun a manhunt. The Express Tribune focused on the necklace’s value, citing the museum’s statement about its 673 diamonds weighing over 200 carats.
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Egyptian queen's 673-diamond necklace stolen in Vienna smash-and-grab raid
A multi-million-dollar, 200-carat platinum and diamond necklace commissioned for Egypt's royal family was stolen in a brazen daylight smash-and-grab raid at Vienna’s Museum of Applied Arts .A historic Van Cleef &...
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Egyptian royal necklace stolen in Vienna
Two suspects stole a diamond necklace linked to Egypt’s former royal family from a Vienna museum. The theft occurred Thursday at the Museum of Applied Arts. No injuries were reported during the incident. The valuable piece contained hundreds of diamonds and has a notable royal history. According to Austrian broadcaster ORF, the suspects entered the […]
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Diamond necklace tied to Egypt’s former royal family stolen from Vienna museum
A diamond necklace linked to Egypt’s former royal family was stolen from Vienna’s Museum of Applied Arts after two men smashed a display case. Police have released images of the suspects and launched a manhunt.
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Diamond necklace linked to Egyptian royal family stolen from Vienna museum
The platinum necklace has 673 diamonds weighing more than 200 carats in total, the museum said
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