Opera singer Pretty Yende and foreign minister Naledi Pandor were not the only South African presence at the coronation of King Charles III. Also there | BLiTZ
King Charles coronation led to renewed calls for the return of the stones cut from the Cullinan diamond to South Africa. However, the demand, especially when not backed by any official request by the South African government, is unlikely to make any impression in London
Opera singer Pretty Yende and foreign minister Naledi Pandor were not the only South African presence at the coronation of King Charles III. Also there were the stones cut from the Cullinan diamond, the largest gem-quality rough diamond ever found.
What are the justifications for the return of the Cullinan diamonds? What are the complications? And what is the likelihood of return? asks Roger Southall.