The BBC reported that the most unexpected thing happened at a jewellery show in England last week, when a priceless diamond headdress was stolen. Preliminary investigations show that the thieves delayed the alarm system by about a minute through high-tech means, resulting in the bulletproof glass display cabinet displaying the Diamond Crown being smashed open and the alarm system was triggered two minutes after the alarm system was triggered, and then the thief sped away in a silver Audi car, and then the car was blown up near the town, and the case was still under investigation, and the priceless Diamond Crown may be cut into multiple individuals for sale, which will greatly increase the difficulty of retrieving, simply moving the bridge section in the movie to reality.
The priceless crown is the Portland Tiara, which debuted in 1902 and was stolen after being exhibited last week at Welbeck Estate in Nottinghamshire. One of the most unique pieces of the royal family, the Portland headdress centers on Portland diamonds and is flanked by two waterdrop diamonds, the others set between gold and silver. Dazzling, exquisitely designed and worth millions of pounds, it is a well-deserved treasure and is regarded as "one of the greatest headdresses in British history".