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Theft of Art
Slovenia🏛️ Politics4 hr. ago

Theft of Art

Two men broke into an exhibition showcasing jewelry and other valuables from renowned jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels. They targeted a necklace made of 673 diamonds, estimated to weigh over 200 carats and valued at around four million euros. The incident occurred in the afternoon, and the suspects fled immediately after stealing the item. This type of crime highlights the increasing severity of thefts targeting rare and valuable items.

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Delo logoDeloIndependent🔒Center4 hr. ago
Theft of Art

Two men broke into an exhibition showcasing jewelry and other valuables from renowned jeweler Van Cleef & Arpels. They targeted a necklace made of 673 diamonds, estimated to weigh over 200 carats and valued at around four million euros. The incident occurred in the afternoon, and the suspects fled immediately after stealing the item. This type of crime highlights the increasing severity of thefts targeting rare and valuable items.

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