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Royal Swedish outfits, removed in July of last year, were able to find
The statement states that the police "work intensively" to confirm the authenticity of the jewels found, informs the # 39; army of the air.
It is two crowns. belonging to one of the Swedish monarchs of the 17th century. Local media reports that funeral clothes were found on a trash can in the suburbs of Stockholm
Last summer, several strangers took refuge in Strangnes Cathedral, west of Stockholm, were seized jewelry and fled the boat to a nearby lake. Later, police arrested a 22-year-old man suspected of robbery, but the authorities are still looking for "other criminals".
The jewelery decorated with pearls and gold are part of the set of funeral costumes of King Charles IX and Queen Christina in 1611. The police spokesman named them "priceless objects of national interest "after the flight
. This is not the first flight of this type. Swedish media reported that in 2013, in the nearby town of Vester, they had removed the crown and scepter that they had used at the funeral of King of Sweden Johan III.
- Charles IX led Sweden in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. He is recognized as a defender of the Protestant faith. His son, Gustav II Adolphus, is one of the eminent members of the Thirty Years War, known as the "Northern Lion".
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