From Kollur's Mine To Tower Of London: Looking Back At Journey Of India's Kohinoor Taken By British In 1849

The 'Mountain of Lights' with controversial origins is now one of 2,800 diamonds and other precious stones in the crown of Britain's monarch designed in 1937. It will now go to Queen Camilla after

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Koh-i-Noor: Six myths about a priceless diamond - BBC News

Koh-i-Noor diamond,186 carats,re-cut oval stellar brilliant,108.93 carats,part of the British Crown Jewels

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Kohinoor Diamond, Journey To The British

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