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A Mughal Masterpiece

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Humayun II 1858-1877

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         The Mughal masterpiece to is a magnificent necklace that showcases exquisite craftsmanship and stunning gemstones. This necklace is believed to have belonged to a Mughal emperor, adding to its historical and cultural significance. 

 

       Pendant Diamonds: The necklace features five pendant diamonds that are believed to originate from the Golconda mines in India. Golconda was renowned for producing some of the finest diamonds in the world during the Mughal era. Each pendant diamond is table-cut and adorned with emerald drops, adding a touch of color and elegance.

 

     Central Diamond: The centerpiece of the necklace is a remarkable table-cut diamond that weighs an impressive 28 carats. This diamond is not only the largest stone in the necklace but also holds the distinction of being the largest known table-cut diamond from the 17th century. Its size and cut contribute to its exceptional beauty and rarity.

 

        Surrounding Diamonds: The remaining four pendant diamonds surrounding the central stone collectively weigh 96 carats. These diamonds form the largest known matching set of table-cut diamonds from the 17th century. The fact that they are a set adds to their rarity and makes them even more valuable.

 

        The Mughal dynasty, which spanned from the 16th to the 19th century in the  subcontinent, was renowned for its patronage of the arts and love for extravagant jewelry.

 

        The necklace represents a stunning example of Mughal jewelry design and the exceptional quality of gemstones that were cherished during that era. Its historical significance, exquisite craftsmanship, and the rarity of its gemstones make it a true Mughal masterpiece.

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