Orlov diamond

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The Orlov diamond is a famous large Indian-origin diamond renowned for its rose-style cut and its prominent role in the Russian imperial regalia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian imperial regalia item
crown jewel
cut gemstone
diamond
allegedOrigin Great Mogul Diamond NERFINISHED
Hindu temple in India
alternativeName Great Mogul diamond (historically speculated) NERFINISHED
Orloff diamond NERFINISHED
approximateDimensions height about 21 mm
length about 32 mm
width about 35 mm
associatedWith Romanov dynasty NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
cataloguedIn Diamond Fund of Russia NERFINISHED
clarity high clarity (reported)
color white
country Russia
countryOfOrigin India
culturalSignificance one of the most famous historical diamonds
symbol of Russian imperial power
cut rose cut
rose-style cut
displayedAt Kremlin Armoury Museum NERFINISHED
gemType Golconda diamond NERFINISHED
historicalEra 18th century
location Diamond Fund NERFINISHED
Moscow Kremlin Armoury NERFINISHED
material diamond
namedAfter Grigory Orlov NERFINISHED
notableFor Indian origin
association with Catherine the Great
large size
role in Russian imperial regalia
rose-style cut
owner Russian Federation NERFINISHED
partOf Imperial Sceptre of Russia NERFINISHED
Russian imperial regalia NERFINISHED
placeOfDiscovery India NERFINISHED
previousOwner Catherine the Great NERFINISHED
Count Grigory Orlov NERFINISHED
setting Imperial double-headed eagle motif
gold mount
silver mount
shape domed half-egg
usedFor decoration of royal sceptre
imperial regalia
weight approximately 189.62 carats

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state regalia of the Russian Empire decoratedWith Orlov diamond
subject surface form: Imperial Sceptre
Imperial regalia of Russia hasGem Orlov diamond
subject surface form: Imperial Sceptre of Russia