Why do you wear diamond ring? Is having large diamond represent prosperity or status symbol? Diamond can really damage your health and wealth? Many people in India think so. Kohinoor Indian diamond which is one of the largest diamonds in the world brings curses and misfortune to its owners. Do you believe legend attached to it? Diamond Kohinoor incredible value is currently the family royal UK.

Why do you wear diamond ring? Is having large diamond represent prosperity or status symbol? Diamond can really damage your health and wealth? Many people in India think so. Kohinoor Indian diamond which is one of the largest diamonds in the world brings curses and misfortune to its owners. Do you believe legend attached to it? Diamond Kohinoor incredible value is currently the family royal UK and is considered by many the cause of his downfall continues. Would you perceive to have this diamond weighing 105 carats, oval-cut diamond white? Before your conscious perception, let me trace the history of his property and a curse for your advice.

The Kohinoor diamond from India, Golconda Kollur-Land of Stones came to light during the reign of Kakatiya dynasty. It was first mentioned in 1306 when he was described as weighing 186 carats and was an oval cut diamond white - the shape and size of a small hen's egg. In 1306, some Hindu astrologers predicted that the diamond is the "Mountain of Light." Whoever owns this diamond will be a superpower, but we also know all its misfortunes. Since then, myths and legends continued to surround the diamond.

1200 to 1300, Five Dynasties owned the Kohinoor diamond and their reign ended by war and violence
1306, the Rajah of Malwa faced death in war and diamond was captured by the leaders of the Kakatiya Empire.
1323, Kakatiya Empire (1083-1323) last emperor died in the violence. The diamond was taken by Muhammad bin Tughluq who became the Sultan of Delhi
1323 - 1526 Diamond remained in the possession of Ibrahim Lodi, and he became the last of the Sultans of Delhi, which faces many invading Mongol, Turkish, Persian, and Afghan warriors, and ultimately the diamond Kohinoor, become property of the Moghul Empire.
The Mughal Empire ruled most of the Indian subcontinent for two hundred years. Violence and bloodshed follow these years often marked by the son of emperors and rebels overrun after killing or capturing their fathers.

In 1639, the diamond changed hands several times until the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan took the throne. In struggle King lost its four son and he was tortured to death with his entire family.
In 1739, the Persian King Nadir Shah invaded the Mughal Empire overcome their emperor and took the diamond to Persia.
In 1747, Nadir Shah's empire quickly disintegrated after he was murdered . After the assassination of Nadir Shah, the diamond passed to his successors, each was dethroned and ritually blinded.
In,1800, Emperor Ranjit Singh took possession of the Kohinoor diamond. Since his Sikh kingdom became weak and the British conquered India and British rule took control of India from 1858 - 1947

1852 - Prince Albert has ordered the diamond Kohinoor to be cut from 186 carats to its current 105-carat increasing its brightness. The diamond Kohinoor was then used as the centerpiece of the crown of the husband of the queen of British kings. Queen Alexandra Queen Consorts and Queen Mary wore the crown. Since then, the rules of the British Emperor / Queen of the world began to fall. The British royal families were obviously aware of the curse story of the Kohinoor - "He who owns this diamond will be a superpower, but we also know all its misfortunes.

Collect this diamond of 105 carats is given to you free, would you accept it. Before your conscious perception, let me know whether you believe the story of the history of his property and a curse prediction by a Hindu astrologer.