A valuable necklace belonging to the Egyptian royal family has been stolen from a museum in Vienna.
Modern.az reports that BBC has released information about this.
Two men stole a necklace, which could be worth more than 4 million dollars, from the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna.
According to the police, the suspects bought tickets and entered the exhibition, approaching the glass display case where the necklace was exhibited. They then broke the display case, took the jewelry, and fled the scene. One of the robbers is believed to have been carrying a firearm.
The necklace, weighing over 200 carats and adorned with more than 600 diamonds, was made for the former royal family of Egypt. The jewelry was part of the "Van Cleef & Arpels" jewelry company's exhibition held at the museum.
