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Discovering the treasure in the Amazon rainforest that can be found at the National History Museum in London, where it is still on display to this day
According to Extra, the largest blue topaz in the world, found in the Amazon, shined brightly in the spotlight of the British capital. After three decades of being kept under lock and key, this 2-kilogram, 9,381-carat precious stone was displayed at the National History Museum in London. But how did this stunning jewel of the Amazon rainforest end up in London?
In the 1980s, fearless British adventurer Max Ostro was exploring the depths of the Amazon when he came across a priceless treasure: blue topaz. Hidden among the lush vegetation, the topaz shone with an intensity that seemed to defy nature itself. Max, with bright eyes and raw courage, knew he had found something truly extraordinary.
Topaz's journey to London
Max protected his discovery in a safe, keeping it secret for decades. But destiny had another chapter in store for this story. Maurice Ostro, Max's son, inherited not only the jewel, but also his father's adventurous spirit. Maurice, a dedicated philanthropist, decided it was time to share the family legacy with the world.
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Since October 19, 2016, curious visitors can admire the Blue Topaz of the Amazon at the National History Museum. Maurice believes this display is a tribute to the indomitable spirit of his father, a man who lived to explore unknown territories. And, of course, the stone will also serve as a powerful tool for raising funds for charitable causes.
“My father led a truly extraordinary life and was a man of great courage and determination. We believe that by sharing his legacy with others we pay homage to his indomitable spirit of adventure,” said Maurice.
The shining eyes of the precious stone
Experts estimate that the value of topaz exceeds the million pounds. Its deep, translucent blue is mesmerizing, as if it holds the secrets of the Amazon itself. After all, this jewel is not just a stone; It is a fragment of Earth's history.
London, the new home of topaz
The director of the National History Museum expressed his gratitude for having the opportunity to display this treasure. “
We are delighted to present this exquisite blue topaz alongside other incredible natural minerals. Maurice Ostro deserves our thanks for sharing this wonder with millions of visitors,” he declared.
So if you're in London, be sure to visit this stunning gem. Who knows, maybe it will inspire new adventures and bright dreams? After all, as Max Ostro would say, “Life is a journey, and each gemstone has its own story to tell.”
Me corrija se eu estiver errado, ele saiu de Londres, entrou na nossa casa, encontrou essa pedra, levou embora e ficou por isso mesmo? Ainda temos orgulho de falar que é de origem brasileira?
Concordo contigo,vou além, diz q avistou o brilho de longe.
Mentira desse cara ele ficou foi muito tempo,talvez anos, garimpando na nossa amazônia.