Pink diamond displayed in France after century
A rare nine-carat pink diamond, known as the "Grand Condé," is returning to public display in France for the first time since it was stolen nearly 100 years ago in 1926. The diamond was recovered when a maid ate a hollowed-out apple hiding the gem during the theft at Château de Chantilly. It is now part of the Musée Condé collection and will be exhibited until January 3, with its unique properties and theft history highlighted in the display.
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