Royal jewels smuggled out of Russia during 1917 revolution go on sale

Royal jewels smuggled out of Russia during 1917 revolution go on sale

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Russian royal jewels smuggled out of the country during the 1917 revolution, alongside rare colored diamonds, are on offer at auction next week in Geneva, looking for deep-pocketed collectors emerging from the pandemic.

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