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Those Rare Treasures That Are "Cursed" (2)

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Curse Jewels And Diamonds Rare Treasures

Koh-l-Noor, as long as a woman has bad luck, she will disappear.

India

There is such a passage in the Scripture: "whoever owns it will have the whole world; whoever owns it will have to suffer the disaster it brings.

Only God or a woman has it, and she will not be punished. "

It is the oldest in the world.

Diamonds

The mountain of light! It is a symbol of wealth and power, and also a curse of bloodshed and death.

Many of the monarchs who once owned it end up in bad luck.

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The oldest diamond in the world -- the mountain of light

After a diamond in India, Queen Victoria was afraid that the same bloody fate would come to him. He had to follow the old scriptures and dedicate the diamonds to a woman --- British.

For Queen Victoria, who is keen on collecting and has countless treasures, the mountain of light can be described as icing on the cake.

Queen Victoria first let the big diamond be set on the chest flower, then decorated the crown with it.

The mountain of light has since become the main drill in the crown of England.

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Queen Victoria also had two attacks on the diamond.

In fact, no one knows whether the curse of the bright mountain can be eliminated after being owned by a woman.

Because Queen Victoria also had two attacks on this diamond, and no one dared to wear it.

Now, the mountain of light is quietly placed in Lun.

London

Tazhong attracts people to guess its future.

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The founder's eye (The Eye of Brahma) -- evil black Orlov

There is nothing more peculiar than the curse of the stone. The curse of the world's rare black diamond is that all the owners will commit suicide by jumping off the building.

Sure enough, three holders actually committed suicide by jumping off the floor, including two Russian princesses and a New York dealer.

Undoubtedly, the media in the mid twentieth Century called it "evil death gems".

The original "black eye of the creator" is black.

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It is said that the eyes of Brahma, the God of Hinduism, were cursed after being extirpate by a monk who was greedy for money.

In order to break the legendary curse power, this beautiful black diamond was split into three pieces and was collected by folk collectors. So far, only one part of the museum has been exhibited in London museum.

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Regent diamond -- the most beautiful in the world

Diamonds

It is a beautiful and high-quality diamond. It is famous for its rare purity and perfect cutting. It is known as a treasure that is closely related to the Royal aristocracy, and it has the same mysterious doom as hope.

This beautiful drill was discovered by a India slave who was working in a diamond mine near the valley. In order to take away the diamonds, he cut his thigh at the expense of fixing the diamonds in the flesh and fixing them with bandages, and reluctantly escaped from the mining area.

Later, the expensive diamond was bought by the French royalty and named after the Regent diamond.

In 1799, Napoleon pretended to be the first consul. He put the diamond in his sword and his hand to fight with him.

In the battle of Waterloo, Napoleon was defeated by the power of fate, or the power of cursing.

After the restoration of the monarchy, Charlie ten set the Regent diamond on the crown.

During the Second World War, the idea that the German army had fought this diamond drill failed.

In 1945, the world's most beautiful diamond returned to Le Louvre museum's Apollo art gallery.

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Scarab shaped jewellery (Scarab) -- a talisman worn by Pharaohs.

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Egypt

According to the news, a South African woman has suffered from various misfortunes due to possession of a scarab ornament, hoping that the Egyptian government can recover the ornament in the tomb of the Pharaoh and help to relieve Pharaoh's curse.

This magic ornament is rich in color and unique in shape. The Scarab gemstone combines the eagle's wings.

It turned out that this little ornament symbolized the culture of ancient Egypt.

The Scarab (beetle) is often used as a talisman because it is the embodiment of the sun god.

The ancient Egyptian amulet jewelry can be brought to the tomb, of course, to continue to be worn in the afterlife.

This Scarab jewel is Tutan Camon Fa Nao's funerary object.

When it was stolen, it was first circulated in Egypt.

Later, a South African sailor won it from the gambling table and brought it to South Africa.

However, the people of every pass are not immune to difficulties.