Golden Jubilee

Golden Jubilee weighs 545.67 carats (it was a 755.00 carats rough diamond), it's a Fancy Yellow Brown color and Rose-cushion shape diamond. The Golden Jubilee is the largest cut diamond of the world, it has 15.47 carats more than the cullinan I. It is mounted on the imperial crown of Thailand. 

The Golden Jubilee Diamond is one of the most famous and expensive diamonds in the world. It is a rare and spectacular yellow diamond that was discovered in 1985 at the Premier Mine in South Africa. The diamond weighs an astonishing 545.67 carats, making it the largest cut diamond in the world. 

The Golden Jubilee Diamond is a Type IIa diamond, meaning it is of the highest quality and clarity. It is classified as a fancy vivid yellow, which is an incredibly rare and valuable color for a diamond. It also has a remarkable brilliance and sparkle, making it one of the most spectacular diamonds ever discovered.

The diamond was originally owned by the  company, but was eventually sold to the Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1995. The king renamed the diamond the Golden Jubilee, in honor of his 50th anniversary of his coronation. The diamond was then certified by the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and is now on permanent display at the Royal Palace in Bangkok.

The Golden Jubilee Diamond is an impressive and unique gemstone. Its sheer size and beauty have made it an icon of the diamond world. It is also a reminder of the incredible wealth and power of the Thai people. The diamond has become a symbol of the country’s resilience and a reminder of the king’s legacy.

The Golden Jubilee Diamond is a remarkable gemstone and a symbol of incredible wealth and power. It is a reminder of the incredible beauty and mystery of nature and the unique and valuable treasures that can be found in the depths of the earth. It is also a reminder of the power and wealth of the Thai people and their culture. The Golden Jubilee Diamond is an incredible diamond and a symbol of luxury and beauty that will be admired for centuries to come.