From Golconda to London, the journey of Kohinoor diamond

Legend has it that it was Nadir Shah who gave the diamond its current name, ‘koh-i-noor’, which in Persian means mountain of light.
Legend has it that it was Nadir Shah who gave the diamond its current name, ‘koh-i-noor’, which in Persian means mountain of light.

The Journey of Kohinoor from India to London: The Curse and Charm

Twitteratis demand Kohinoor's return to India after Queen Elizabeth II's death - India News News

The centuries-long journey of Kohinoor to the crown of Queen Elizabeth II, and now Camilla - BusinessToday

Is Kohinoor Diamond cursed? - Incredible India Destinations

Britain Admits Kohinoor Diamond Was Forcibly Taken From India

The True Story of the Koh-i-Noor Diamond—and Why the British Won't Give It Back, History

Why is the Kohinoor diamond called the cursed diamond? - Quora

Travails Of Kohinoor: A Journey Through Time And Empires – Analysis – Eurasia Review

Peepultreeworld - We have all heard of the famous Kohinoor diamond, which is currently housed in the Tower of London. But did you know that there is another diamond, double the size