20
Carats, a peach colored stone, named after the Queen of Holland, the
step-daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte, this gem is part of the French Crown
Jewels and may be viewed at the Louvre in Paris
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530.20 Carats - the Cullinan I or Star Africa diamond is the largest cut diamond in the world. Pear shaped, with 74 facets, it is set...
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20 Carats, a peach colored stone, named after the Queen of Holland, the step-daughter of Napoleon Bonaparte, this gem is part of the ...
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140.50 Carats, although it is now surpassed in weight by other famous diamonds, the exceptional limpidity and perfect cut of the Rege...
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