The judge requests an investigation into who is the author of the mark with a 'T' engraved on Zapatero's jewelry

The investigation into former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's jewelry raises questions about their origin, with expert reports suggesting they are unlikely to have come from the Middle East. The judge has requested further investigation into the jewelry's specific hallmark, which could lead to identifying the manufacturer. The jewelry, valued at over one million euros, was claimed by Zapatero to be a gift from Saudi King Abdullah in 2007. However, the expert analysis indicates that the pieces were likely made in Asia and not from a prestigious jewelry brand, contradicting Zapatero's account.