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"Alright. Are you ready to wear your jewelry?"
I exhaled and nodded, "Yes."
"Good. Just calm down. You'll be fine," the man told me.
I chuckled and nodded, "Okay."
"Good. We can open the box now," the man told the guards.
With a special magnetic lock, they opened the box where a blue diamond necklace was placed in it. The Hope Diamond. It has been in the National Museum of Natural History since 1958. But today, it was taken out for me, to wear to the Met Gala.
The box can only be opened by the leader of the security guards. The necklace is also only can be opened and locked on someone's neck with a special magnet lock. The worth of this necklace is from 200 million USD to 350 million USD.
This necklace has been in the museum for 67 years and today, it was taken out. Actually, it was taken out a month ago to be inspected and cleaned by Cartier. Also to get it ready for me to wear today for the Met Gala.
The Hope Diamond is the inspiration for Titanic's Heart of The Ocean necklace that Rose owns in the movie. The blue diamond became the inspiration of it.
"Here we go, the Hope Diamond," the man said as he carefully picks the necklace out of its box and puts it around my neck.
"I feel so nervous right now," I said while the man was putting on the necklace.
