What is the Star of Africa set in King Charles' royal sceptre? Why are South Africans demanding its return?

Officially known as Cullinan I, the Star of Africa is the centrepiece of the royal sceptre King Charles will hold during the coronation. The world’s second-largest colourless cut diamond comes from the massive 3,106.75 carat Cullinan diamond discovered in South Africa’s Pretoria in 1905 which was handed over to the Royal Family

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