Egyptian officials reveal a sad end in the case of the 3000 -year -old Golden bracelet.

Cairo Just several days after the authorities announced that it is a rare age of 3000 years A golden bracelet disappeared From a restoration laboratory at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the fate of the artifacts became clear: it was stolen by a restoration worker who sold it with less than 4000 dollars, then melted and lost forever.

The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities in Egypt issued a statement on Tuesday, saying that it referred the case to prosecutors and other relevant laws to take the necessary measures to restore artifacts.

The statement indicated that some of the photos circulated online were not actually from the missing bracelet, which was “a golden bracelet decorated with the spherical lard beads, which belongs to King Aminimop.”

Another circulating images were still displayed in the museum, which was never missing.

The ministry said that the authorities were late in publicly putting them in the disappearance, which appeared on September 9, in an attempt to secure the progress of the investigation. She said that all the Egyptian air, sea and land crossings were placed on alert to prevent the smuggling of artifacts from the country, as happened in other smuggling cases.

But the reality of the disappearance bracelet was much simpler, although it was not less sad to Egypt.

On Thursday, the Egyptian Ministry of Interior announced that four suspects were arrested. He said that on September 9, the bracelet was stolen from a treasury inside the museum’s restoration laboratory by a restoration specialist in the museum.

It was claimed that she gave her to one of her acquaintances that had a shrapnel store in Cairo, and then sold her to the owner of a gold workshop for about 3800 dollars. The ministry said that the store owner sold it for about 4000 dollars to the owner of another gold workshop, who melted a bracelet to reshape into other gold jewelry.

Along with her statement, she released a video of the Ministry of Internal Security, explaining the owner of a store receiving the bracelet, weighing it, then pushing one of the suspects.

The ministry said that all the individuals concerned were detention and the returns to sell the recovered bracelet.

Social media users have expressed their anger not only that a bracelet was stolen by a restoration specialist in the museum, but it does not seem to know its true value. Many have left the fact that the bracelet that managed to survive more than 3000 years has ended forever.