Apple bite reveals pink diamond theft

The article tells the story of the discovery of a rare pink diamond called "Grand Conde," which had been missing for over 100 years. It unexpectedly appeared inside an apple taken from a travel bag belonging to two thieves who were stealing from a French castle. The diamond, weighing 9.01 carats, is one of the rarest and most expensive stones on the market, and it carries a significant historical heritage that sets it apart from others. It has belonged to the Conde family since the 18th century. Its scientific characteristics have been documented, along with precautions to protect it from sale or theft. The diamond will be displayed at Château de Chantilly in October 2024, marking the hundredth anniversary of its theft, with strict security measures in place due to its high historical and monetary value.

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