Which is the largest diamond ever discovered

Cullinan is the largest diamond ever discovered. It was discovered in South Africa in 1905 and weighs 3,106 carats. The diamond was split into several smaller diamonds, including the Cullinan I (known as the "Big Star of Africa") and the Cullinan II (known as the "Little Star of Africa").

The Cullinan I is the largest diamond cut by Cullinan. It weighs 530.2 carats and is part of the British Crown Jewels. The Cullinan II is the second largest diamond cut by Cullinan. It weighs 317.4 carats and is also part of the British Crown Jewels.

Cullinan was discovered by Thomas Cullinan, a Scottish engineer who worked at the Premier mine in South Africa. The diamond was found at a depth of 777 feet underground.

The Cullinan was sold to the Transvaal government, which presented it to King Edward VII. The diamond was cut by Joseph Asscher, a Dutch jeweller.

Cullinan is one of the most famous diamonds in the world. It is a symbol of wealth and power.

Cullinan is truly a remarkable diamond. It is a symbol of human ingenuity and ability to create beautiful and valuable things.