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5 Cursed Jewelry Bringer of Misfortune

In general the women liked the different types of jewelry that her appearance look more attractive. But not all or the jewelry can be a friend of the woman, believed to be the following jewelry got the curse and bring misfortune to their owners.

Here are 5 jewellery damned who brought misfortune to its owner.

the lydian monarchs Hoard. This jewelery is a part of the treasure of king Croseus living 547 b.c Lydian monarchs hoard discovered in 1965 in the

village of Gure found in a tomb daughter of unknown name. The jewel;ry was looted by people resident there. More than 150 relics searched, but bad things happened to the looters with given the deadly diseases even death.
Real life "One Ring To Rule Them All". This ring is rumored that inspired J.R.R Tolkien to write about the One Ring of Middle Earth in Lord of The Rings Trilogy. This ancient Roman ring having circular inscription reads "senicianus live well in God." This ring is the ring scurse ! In a story, the ring is owned by a man named silvianus,

then the ring is tolen by a man named senicianus. Silvianus appealed to the God Nodens to brimng down a course upon anyone who uses the ring. And ione way to get rid curse that is by way of returning it to the temple of Nodens
The black Orlov Diamond. Diamond is also known "The eye of Brahma Diamond," these diamond sallegedly stolen from the eyes of a statue

of the Hindu God Brahma in Pondicherry. People who steal the diamonds was suddenly doing suicide with out a cause, and a simillar thing also happens again. Because of the consecutivesuicide, diamond is cut into three parts by reason that the curse is gone.
The Hope Diamond. The hope diamond or Diamond of hope in indonesia is rumored to have a cursefor those who have it, it can be a curse of death, became insane and wild dogs are being pursued. Diamond was once stolen by a priest

and finally the thief diehorribly. After that, the diamonds owned by Jean Baptiste Tevernier, he died horribly because of diterkam by anjir wild life. Diamonds weighing 45,52 rust, currently on display at the Smith sonia Museum of Natural History in Washington.
Diamond koh-i-Noor. Diamond koh-i-Noor taken from Golconda, India in 1850 and the given to the Royal family of United kingdom in 1877.

For those who have this diamond is a woman, the good fortune will follow suit, but if its owner a man, the curse of the diamond will come in the form of death. One of the victims of this diamond wass her shah suri, an emperor who ruled in India who were killed by canon Blastexposed.