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What are the world’s largest diamonds?

Answered by Evgeniya Koptyug, 23.10.2012

Statistics on the biggest diamonds in the world state that the Golden Jubilee, discovered in 1985 in South Africa, holds the winner’s title. The Cullinan I and the Cullinan II join the top three – both diamonds are part of Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom.

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