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How The Kohinoor Diamond Brought Death And Devastation For All Its Male Owners
The Kohinoor diamond is a part of the British Crown Jewels and is displayed publicly at the Jewel House, Tower of London
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British Crown Jewels Hidden From Nazis In Biscuit Tin During World War II
Precious stones from Britain's crown jewels were hidden in a biscuit tin and buried at Windsor Castle during World War II, a BBC documentary to be shown on Sunday reveals.
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Prince Philip, The 'Strength' Behind Britain's Throne
Prince Philip, who announced Thursday he was stepping back from public life, has been Queen Elizabeth II's loyal consort for almost 70 years but has often hit the headlines for his salty off-the-cuff comments.
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Blue Diamond Sells For $25 Million In New York
A blue diamond from the South African mine famous for contributing to the British Crown Jewels sold for more than $25 million in New York on Thursday, Christie's said.
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Pakistani Court Accepts Plea To Claim Koh-i-Noor From Britain
A Pakistani court has accepted a petition seeking direction to the government to bring back Koh-i-Noor from British Queen Elizabeth-II, overruling the objection to the plea for the famed diamond, which India has been trying to get from the UK for years.
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How The Kohinoor Diamond Brought Death And Devastation For All Its Male Owners
The Kohinoor diamond is a part of the British Crown Jewels and is displayed publicly at the Jewel House, Tower of London
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British Crown Jewels Hidden From Nazis In Biscuit Tin During World War II
Precious stones from Britain's crown jewels were hidden in a biscuit tin and buried at Windsor Castle during World War II, a BBC documentary to be shown on Sunday reveals.
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Prince Philip, The 'Strength' Behind Britain's Throne
Prince Philip, who announced Thursday he was stepping back from public life, has been Queen Elizabeth II's loyal consort for almost 70 years but has often hit the headlines for his salty off-the-cuff comments.
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Blue Diamond Sells For $25 Million In New York
A blue diamond from the South African mine famous for contributing to the British Crown Jewels sold for more than $25 million in New York on Thursday, Christie's said.
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Pakistani Court Accepts Plea To Claim Koh-i-Noor From Britain
A Pakistani court has accepted a petition seeking direction to the government to bring back Koh-i-Noor from British Queen Elizabeth-II, overruling the objection to the plea for the famed diamond, which India has been trying to get from the UK for years.
