The famed Florentine diamond, which had been missing for nearly a century, has resurfaced in Canada after being brought there by Empress Zita during the Nazi takeover of Europe in the 1940s. This remarkable discovery not only highlights the diamond's intriguing history but also sheds light on Canada's role during a tumultuous time in world history. The diamond's return is a significant cultural moment, as it reconnects a lost piece of heritage with its past and raises questions about the artifacts that have been hidden away during conflicts.