The Jewel in the British

HAZZA AL HAMMADI                                      CJJ                                                                                         LSC2013

The Jewel in the British crown with a murky past

On 19^th century emperors and maharajas found an unique diamond ,but it’s not flawless. A descendant, of the last owner Jaswinder  Singh Sandhanwalia, tried to recover the diamond from British, but queen Elizabeth said no,Huge history back of diamond when maharaja family claims about diamond, change hand at sword-point with queen Victoria and descendant. Mr Edwird W Streeter is the author of the “Great Diamonds” has royal geographical society which 30 years after joined between koh-i-noor and British crown  Jewels. Different rate for diamond from 186 carats (0.0372 kg) to 106 carats.

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Gornall, J. (2012, September 13). Koh-i-Noor: The jewel in the British crown with a very murky past - The National. Latest and breaking news | thenational.ae - The National. Retrieved March 10, 2013, from http://www.thenational.ae/news/world/south-asia/koh-i-noor-the-jewel-in-the-british-crown-with-a-very-murky-past

 

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