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"The necklace was originally gifted by Napoleon the First to his second wife Marie Louise in celebration of their wedding in 1810, according to the Louvre. The earrings are made up of a sapphire, brass buttons and sapphire bro briolettes that are surrounded by 59 diamonds, according to the Louvre. The thieves also made off with yet another wedding gift from Napoleon the First to Marie Louise. An emerald necklace made up of 32 emeralds and 1138 diamonds, according to the Louvre."
"The necklace was originally gifted by Napoleon the First to his second wife Marie Louise in celebration of their wedding in 1810, according to the Louvre. The earrings are made up of a sapphire, brass buttons and sapphire bro briolettes that are surrounded by 59 diamonds, according to the Louvre. The thieves also made off with yet another wedding gift from Napoleon the First to Marie Louise. An emerald necklace made up of 32 emeralds and 1138 diamonds, according to the Louvre."
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"The necklace was originally gifted by Napoleon the First to his second wife Marie Louise in celebration of their wedding in 1810, according to the Louvre. The earrings are made up of a sapphire, brass buttons and sapphire bro briolettes that are surrounded by 59 diamonds, according to the Louvre. The thieves also made off with yet another wedding gift from Napoleon the First to Marie Louise. An emerald necklace made up of 32 emeralds and 1138 diamonds, according to the Louvre."
"The necklace was originally gifted by Napoleon the First to his second wife Marie Louise in celebration of their wedding in 1810, according to the Louvre. The earrings are made up of a sapphire, brass buttons and sapphire bro briolettes that are surrounded by 59 diamonds, according to the Louvre. The thieves also made off with yet another wedding gift from Napoleon the First to Marie Louise. An emerald necklace made up of 32 emeralds and 1138 diamonds, according to the Louvre."