Kollur Mine

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Kollur Mine was a historically significant diamond mine in India’s Golconda region, famed for producing several legendary diamonds including the Hope Diamond.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diamond mine
historical site
associatedDynasty Qutb Shahi dynasty of Golconda NERFINISHED
associatedEmpire Mughal Empire under Aurangzeb NERFINISHED
associatedWith Golconda diamonds NERFINISHED
Indian diamond trade
country India
culturalImpact source of legendary royal diamonds
economicRole center of diamond taxation and concessions
revenue source for Golconda rulers
exportedTo Europe NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Persia NERFINISHED
geologicalSetting alluvial deposits of the Krishna River
heritageStatus historically significant but not an active heritage site
historicalEra early modern period
knownFor diamond production
producing famous diamonds
producing large diamonds
producing the Darya-i-Noor diamond
producing the Great Mogul Diamond
producing the Hope Diamond
producing the Koh-i-Noor diamond
producing the Regent Diamond
languageOfToponym Telugu NERFINISHED
locatedIn Andhra Pradesh
Golconda region NERFINISHED
eastern India
locatedOn right bank of the Krishna River
materialExtracted diamonds
mentionedIn historical travel accounts of European traders
miningMethod alluvial mining
near village of Kollur
notableOutput large Type IIa diamonds
operatedDuring 16th century
17th century
early 18th century
partOf Golconda diamond mines NERFINISHED
peakImportance 17th century
productType colorless diamonds
fancy colored diamonds
regionHistoricallyKnownAs Deccan NERFINISHED
significance important center of early global diamond trade
major source of historical Golconda diamonds
status defunct
underRuleOf Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
Qutb Shahi dynasty NERFINISHED

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Hope Diamond likelyMineOfOrigin Kollur Mine