This diamond is quite famous ~ the blue diamond named "Hope". It came out 500 years ago. An old man came across an abandoned mine on the banks of the Kibona River. The old man asked a craftsman to make a draft of it. After processing, the blue diamond weighs 1 12.5 carats. After the old man died, his three sons fought over it, and the diamonds were confiscated by the patriarch. Embedded in the idol's forehead. A young man stole diamonds in the middle of the night and was caught by the patron saint Brahman in just a few hours and killed alive. He became the first victim of the blue diamond, which was re-embedded in the idol's forehead. At the beginning of the 7th century, a French missionary killed two Brahmins with an axe and took them back to his hometown with his bloody hands, but in a thunderstorm. The blue diamond is missing. Forty years later, it fell into the hands of Jean Theveny, a jeweler in Paris, who immediately sold it to King Louis XIV of France. After that, the jeweler went to Russia to do business and was killed by wild dogs. Louis XIV couldn't put it down. After re-processing, it is embedded in a scepter symbolizing kingship and named French sapphire. However, one of his favorite grandchildren passed away soon. Louis XIV died after this blow. French sapphire fell into the hands of Princess Belle. She took the diamond off the scepter and hung it on the necklace. 1792 On September 3rd, in an accident, she was beaten to death by a group of civilians. French sapphire was passed on to Louis XVI, and then a French revolution sent Louis XVI and the queen to the guillotine. French sapphire was captured by the royal bodyguard Jacques Clelotti in this revolution. Later, when the French interim government counted the national government, it found that the French sapphire was missing and posted a notice. Anyone who hides the royal treasure is sentenced to death. After hearing this, Jacob fidgeted all day and committed suicide. Forty years later, the French sapphire fell into the hands of Russian Prince Ivan. In order to please the prostitute, I gave it to him and then made a new love. When he pursued it, he regretted the gift. Ivan stabbed a prostitute to death with his sword, and he died in the palace soon after. The French sapphire was transferred from Ivan to Queen Gardelin I. The Queen wanted to set the diamond in the crown and ordered the sapphire to be sent to the Netherlands, where it was carefully processed by world-class craftsman Wilhelm Fowles. French sapphire has been carefully carved and turned into what it is now, weighing 44.4 carats. After the diamond processing was completed, the son of the diamond producer left without saying goodbye and took the diamond to London, England. The diamond maker who couldn't find a job committed suicide by taking poison to thank the Queen, and his son later committed suicide in England. The cause of death is unknown. Henry Philip, a British jewelry collector, bought the diamond from an anonymous person for $90,000 and named it Hope. 1839, Henry died suddenly, and his nephew became the new owner of hope. The owner of this diamond put it on public display in the exhibition hall, and later someone said that he was dead100000000006 A businessman named Jacques Ciro bought hope, but he soon committed suicide inexplicably. This diamond fell into the hands of a Russian, who was assassinated soon. Habibi bought diamonds and sold them to Simon. Later, Habibie and his family drowned in the sea near Gibraltar, and Simon was killed in a car accident. The diamonds were transferred to Sultan Abdullah Hamid II of Turkey, and a princess was killed. Sultan himself was deposed by the Turkish Youth Party in 1909. I hope the next owner of the diamond is Washington millionaire Voss McLean and his wife. Since the possession of this diamond, disasters have followed, and their sons and daughters have suffered misfortune one after another. In 1947, Winston Lee bought Hope Company for150,000. 38638.86868686866