Possibly the Royal couple of France in l792-93 during the Revolution. The Hope Diamond did NOT figure in either the Russian Revolution ( if it was in the possesion of the Romanovs, wouldn"t Stacy know all about it?)- nor did it figure in any shape of form in the Titanic disaster! ( it is a known fact that the disaster did happen on April l5, and Diamonds are the birthstone for April- this was only codified in the summer of l9l2 by a conference of jewelers in the US. It is not inconceivable that the linkage beween Ice 9 Iceberg in the Titanic case) and Diamonds was not implied- maybe there is some folk-etymology here, but the Hope Diamond had nothing to do with the Titanic sinking!
The two names you have mentioned here are the historical gemstones which are the tributes to both human achievements and curse. The Cullian diamond, which is also known as "The Great Star of Africa", is the largest rough diamond found in South Africa. The Great Star of Africa is now at the head of the British Royal Scepter in the crown jewels. It is the largest of the famous diamonds on Earth. The Hope diamond was named after one of its owners named Henry Philip Hope. It has a curse attached to it. It brought many misfortunes, from bankruptcy to death, to its unfortunate owners. This is the most mysterious of all the gemstones in the world. Other two famous diamonds are Tiffany Diamond and the famous Black Orlov Diamond. To know more about these precious and famous gemstones, you can take a look at the link below.
The Blue Hope Diamond.
The Hope Diamond was found to glow red after being exposed to a UV light. The impurities of the diamond cause it to glow, the same impurities that give it a blue color normally.
yes it is a the smithsonian
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Who ever wears the diamond, they will die in 2 years. And the curse is unfounded and unequal in its effect. You can read more about the curse, below.
According to the legend, a curse befell the large, blue diamond when it was stolen from an idol in India - a curse that foretold bad luck and death not only for the owner of the diamond but for all who touched it.
The Legendary Curse of the Hope Diamond - 1975 TV was released on: USA: 27 March 1975
Ancient Mysteries - 1994 The Curse of the Hope Diamond 4-11 was released on: USA: 6 March 1997
Howard Carter was 64 when he died after the mummy's curse Hope it helps :)
If you believe in curses and if you own the Hope Diamond -- it's currently in the safe protection of the United States Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC, and not up for sale -- then the choice is yours as to whether or not you believe that the curse is true.
Technically, the diamond isn't bad luck, it is widely believed and rumored to be bad luck. The reason of this is because many people have died from the "Hope Diamond"/"Blue France" for unknown causes, all of which owning the diamond. Due to this, a superstition was believed that the diamond is bad luck, and you will die eventually if you had owned the diamond. HOWEVER, if you read the "About" entry about the bad luck, you'd learn that the person who obtained it after buying in Russia, was not killed. Many famous people have died because of this supposed curse, and it is now located in the Smithsonian Museum. It could be bad luck, but chances are it is just a minor historic coincidental.
The 'curse of the Hope Diamond' extends far past any jeweler; it's a myth and legend of the stone that has followed it since it was plucked from an idol in India centuries ago.
The cast of The Curse of the Hope Diamond - 2010 includes: Anna Chancellor as herself Darren Easton as Ned McLean Polly Frame as Evalyn Walsh McLean Joseph Gregory as himself Omar Khalidi as himself Lucy Worsley as herself
some people say that the Hope Diamond is cursed
It means to curse someone to bad dangereg. i curse you horse riding (i hope you fall off and hurt yourself)eg. i curse you swimming (i hope you drown)A minced oath of f*** youeg. curse you (name)!hope this helps
The Hope Diamond is basically a blue diamond.