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How the Hope Diamond came to Washington

By Donna Evers

The Hope Diamond today, as seen at the Smithsonian.

The Hope Diamond today, as seen at the Smithsonian.

 The legendary Hope Diamond rotates slowly behind a thick wall of bullet-proof glass, reflecting the halogen lighting in flashes of brilliance as it moves. It is the most popular exhibit in the Smithsonian’s Natural History Museum for three reasons: its magnificence, its value and the famous curse. The gem is said to bring misfortune and death to anyone who owns it.

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