In many legends, some objects are abusive. For thousands of years, it is said that in some places with strong religious atmosphere, many people were killed and suffered misfortune because they touched abused items. Although there is no superstitious basis for saying that they died of abuse, there are indeed many sexual deaths. The world's largest blue diamond star of hope, also known as the star of hope, is rare and has a deep blue grandeur. Many jewelers, cultural relics protectors and even kings want to own it, but everyone who owns it has suffered bad luck, either death or injury. People say this is a diamond that seems to have been reviled by people. ?

1642, French explorer Tavimir invented this blue diamond during a treasure hunt. Pay attention and you can see how big it is. It is said that the quality of the original stone is 1 12 carats. Later, Tavimir presented this diamond to King Louis XIV and gave him many treasures. However, Tavimir was killed by a wild dog in his last treasure hunt. Since then, bad luck has revolved around this blue diamond.

King Louis XIV ordered the diamond to be polished and cut, and put it on with joy, but the smallpox that followed took his life.

Later, Louis XV's mistress, Louis XVI and his queen's mistress all wore this diamond, but they were all guillotined in the end.

1792, this blue diamond was stolen until it reappeared in the Netherlands 38 years later and was cut to 44.4 carats again. It is said that Wilhelm Fowles, the diamond cutter, made this decision to avoid being urged by France. Even if he chopped again, William Fowles did not escape the abuse, and the killing of father and son ended.

When Henry Philip Hope, a British jeweler, saw this blue diamond at 1830, he ignored the saying that it would bring bad luck and decided to buy it for preservation. And named it hope after me, also known as the star of hope. However, the blue diamond did not contain his bad luck and eventually died suddenly.

Philip Hope's nephew Thomas Hope became the next diamond owner, and the blue diamond didn't bring him good luck. Hope finally went bankrupt, and his wife Josie divorced him. In order to pay off his creditor's rights, Thomas Hope sold the Star of Hope.

1947, the famous American jeweler Harry Winston bought the diamond of hope. For a long time, the Winston family was safe and sound, and the family was not harmonious, and miraculously made a fortune. Finally, Winston donated it to the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, USA. Just when people think that the bad luck has passed, in 2008, Harry Winston Jewelry Store suffered the biggest jewel robbery in French history.

All these hundreds of years can't help but make us guess. Is the abuse surrounding this gorgeous diamond really unbreakable? Fortunately, at the moment in the museum, no one has it, and naturally no one will be unlucky.

Many works in the world can be expressed without superstition, and these supernatural scenes are spread by masters in a scientific way. Abuse is also a science. People are both afraid and curious about it and want to explore it. So what are the four most mysterious abuse in the world?