Two Suspects Steal Diamond Necklace Worth Millions from Vienna Museum
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Two unknown individuals stole a diamond necklace worth millions from the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) in Vienna's city center on Thursday afternoon. The suspects entered the museum like normal visitors, smashed a glass display case, and took the exhibit. Police investigations are ongoing, and the suspects remain at large. The stolen piece is a unique necklace with 673 diamonds and 200 karats, designed on commission for the Egyptian royal family and worn by Queen Nazli at her daughter's wedding in 1939. The MAK exhibition 'Masterpieces' featuring Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry remains closed until further notice.
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