Eugenia de Montijo
Eugenia de Montijo was the Empress of the French as the wife of Napoleon III, known for her significant influence on fashion in the 19th century and her association with the designer Charles Frederick Worth, who is recognized as the father of haute couture.
Born on May 05, 1826 (199 years old)
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Colombia:
Eugenia de Montijo was the empress of France whose crown jewels were stolen during the robbery.
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Uruguay:
The article mentions a crown belonging to Empress Eugenia de Montijo that was damaged during a robbery at the Louvre.
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Peru:
Eugenia de Montijo was the empress whose pearl diadem was stolen during the Louvre robbery.
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Portugal:
Eugénia de Montijo was the wife of Napoleon III and her crown was left behind during the Louvre heist.
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Spain:
Eugenia de Montijo was the wife of Napoleon III and is mentioned in relation to the stolen jewels from the Louvre.
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Spain:
The thieves also stole the tiara of Empress Eugenia, wife of Napoleon III.
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Portugal:
Eugénia de Montijo was the wife of Napoleon III and her crown was one of the jewels stolen during the Louvre heist.
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Uruguay:
The stolen jewels included pieces from Empress Eugenia de Montijo, valued at an incalculable sum.
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Spain:
Eugenia de Montijo is mentioned as one of the historical figures whose jewels were stolen in the robbery.
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Argentina:
Eugenia de Montijo is known for having a valuable imperial crown created specifically for her in 1855.
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