Legend has it that beautiful jewelry always seems to be guarded by the power of evil.
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In fact, there are indeed some extraordinary treasures shrouded in mysterious power.
It is not glory and peace to the master, but endless disaster and bad luck.
Today we will go and see the jewels that have been "cursed" in history.
Uncover the unknown story of that period...
Hope: Beautiful Death Drill
Among the dark blue diamonds that exist in the world, there are several peerless products, the most famous of which is "Hope." Hearing this name, you may think that this auspicious diamond should bring hope and good luck to the owner. In fact, this beautiful gemstone brought to the owner in three centuries is bad luck and even death. .
In 1642, French jeweler Tavimir excavated this huge dark blue diamond in southwestern India, weighing 112 carats. When he knew the goods, he immediately brought the gems back to the motherland and dedicated them to King Louis XIV of France. The king sealed him an official position and gave him a large sum of money as a reward for the treasure.
However, doom began to come to all who came into contact with the gem. Twamir, who has a lot of money, has a son who is a loser. Under the tireless "effort" of this kid, the money of the old man is quickly squandered. Under the coercion of his son, Tavimir, who was destitute, went to India to search for treasure again when he was 80 years old. However, he was killed by wild dogs and violently wilderness. Then it was the turn of Louis XIV. The extravagant king ordered the blue diamond to be a diamond ornament weighing 69.03 carats. It was only once worn, and the smallpox died. Since then, this gem has been regarded as an ominous thing. Later, Louis XV, who succeeded to the throne, was more cautious. She vowed not to wear it for life, but instead loaned the diamond to her mistress. Not long after, she was cut off in the Great Revolution. Louis XVI, the last king of the Louis dynasty, did not believe in evil. He often wore this drill with the queen. Finally, the couple both went to the guillotine and were in the same position. The Queen’s girlfriend, Princess Lanna, then became the owner of this lucky diamond. It was not long before the princess was killed.
Since then, this diamond has been sealed in the French national treasury. In 1792, the Treasury was stolen, and the drill was recreated and re-polished once, and the weight was reduced to 45.52 carats. In 1830, it appeared in the jewellery market in London, and was immediately purchased by the banker Hope for a high price of 18,000 pounds. Since then, this blue diamond has been called "Hope". Because English Hope is the meaning of hope, so the diamond is also known as "hope." Hope passed the blue diamond to his grandson before the end of his life. Soon, Little Hope went bankrupt. In 1906, he was forced to sell "Hope" in order to pay off his debts. In the next two years, "Hope" was resold several times. In 1908, Sultan Hamid II of Turkey bought "Hope" for $400,000. The businessman who handled the deal then went through a cliff in a family trip and fell off the cliff. The jewel was worn by the confidant Zuidid, who was awarded to him by the Sultan, but it was not long before the Sudan personally executed Zuo Bi De. Since then, the doom of the drill has once again gone, and the price of "hope" has plummeted.
In 1911, the head of the US Postal Service, McLean, felt that the collection "hope" was profitable, so he bought it for $114,000 and gave it to his wife as a gift. The following year, his son died in a car accident, and the heartbreaking McLaren soon died. The bad luck is not over, and the daughter of Mrs. McLean’s beloved is also killed by taking too much sleeping pills. The lonely Mrs. McLaren has been living safely until 1947, which makes people wonder. Some astrologers explained that Mrs. McLean also had another world-famous diamond, the "Star of the Orient", while wearing "Hope". The two famous diamonds were opposite each other, offsetting the "hope" suffocation, and Mrs. McLaren was safe and sound.
In 1947, the famous American jeweler Harry Winston became the master of the famous diamond. Perhaps the extravagance in his body really curbed the evil spirit of the diamond. In the following days, he was not only safe, but his career was still more and more The bigger. At this point, many people believe that the doom of "hope" has finally come to an end. In the following ten years, Winston took the diamond and other precious stones to travel 640,000 kilometers, and toured around the world to raise funds for charity. A total of 500 people visited the diamond and donated 100. Tens of thousands of dollars. Later, he donated the gem to the country. He is now in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. The name used to show off wealth has become the object of scientific research. This may be the best destination of "hope."