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Bookmark or Share- RCIN 100005 - Cullinan III and IV Brooch - Royal Collection TrustThis brooch consists of a pear-shaped drop of 94.4 metric carats (Cullinan III) and a cushion-shaped stone of 63.6 metric carats (Cullinan IV). These diamonds were mounted into this brooch for Queen Mary in 1911. The brooch was inherited by The Queen in 1953.
- The Cullinan III and IV Brooch - History of Royal WomenThe Cullinan III and IV Brooch consists of “a pear-shaped drop and a square-cut brilliant, linked together in fine pierced collet and claw settings.” 1. The brooch is formed of the third and fourth largest stones of the largest diamond ever found.
- Cullinan Diamond - WikipediaCullinan IX is smallest of the principal diamonds to be obtained from the rough Cullinan. It is a pendeloque or stepped pear-cut stone, weighs 4.39 carats (0.878 g), and is set in a platinum ring known as the Cullinan IX Ring.
- Was the Cullinan Diamond a Royal Gift or Stolen Gem?The Cullinan II, no slouch at 105.6 carats, is the second-largest cut diamond in the world and is the sparkling centerpiece of the family's Imperial State Crown.
- The Cullinan III and IV Brooch - The Court JewellerThe pear-shaped Cullinan III (weighing 94.4 carats) and the square-cut Cullinan IV (weighing 63.6 carats) were among the stones purchased from the Asschers after the cutting and polishing process by the South African government.
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