These jewels look gorgeous, but it is said that among the many jewels of the British royal family, the gem of one work is cursed. The Windsor family attaches great importance to tradition. According to tradition, they don't wear controversial jewelry. So why is this gem considered cursed?
This diamond has a long history. It is said that before Indian dynasties, it was once a diamond in the eyes of Indian goddess statues. Until the coup, diamonds were stolen and then exiled.
1849, with the annexation of the dynasty, this stone became the property of Queen Victoria and was put in an iron safe. On the journey from India to England, this diamond caused great confusion because cholera occurred on the ship carrying this diamond. After a big storm, the fate of ships and diamonds was ruined. Because a servant thought the diamond looked like glass, he put it in his coat pocket and finally saved the gem.
Today, the koh-i-noor diamond will be exhibited in the Tower of London, but Indian officials have asked Britain to return the diamond more than once, believing that it was illegally confiscated by the British royal family. Of course, Queen Elizabeth said that they would not return the jewels left by her ancestors.
Jewelry itself is very valuable, and a better one will be more valuable, but the royal family stipulates that royal jewelry cannot be sold. Even Elizabeth has no such right.