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An emotional moment on the *Antiques Roadshow* saw a guest react with 'Wow Shock' after expert Munn valued her family’s diamond-studded heirloom.
The guest had brought the item onto the programme, confessing her grandmother had previously described it as ‘kind of real,’ but the sheer number of diamonds made her question its authenticity.
She admitted she did question herself about whether it was actually real.
Munn, acknowledging the item as ‘a very desirable object everyone would want to wear,’ delivered the surprising valuation of £25,000, which left the guest momentarily speechless.
She confirmed that the sentimental value, a link to her father that she had with her when getting married, was still worth ‘a lot more’ than the cash price.
In a separate field of discovery, archaeologists in southern Spain have announced the breakthrough finding of an incredible 5,000-year-old tomb.
This ancient discovery follows closely behind the finding of a new Moai statue, believed to be between 700 and 1,000 years old, that emerged last month from a dried-up lake on Easter Island.
Terry Hunt, a professor of archaeology at the University of Arizona, noted the significance of the Easter Island find, stating that no moai had ever been found in the dry lakebed before.
These discoveries continue to rewrite history, often when experts believe all has been found.