(idexonline.com) - Britain has finally said sorry to India for taking the Koh-i-Nor diamond. Not quite sorry enough to give it back. But sorry enough to acknowledge that in its imperial zeal it may have somewhat overstepped the mark in forcing a 10-year-old boy to hand over the gem. And the entire Punjab state while he was at it. More has been written about this 105.6-carat oval-cut Golconda gem than any other diamond. It is without question the most famous and most disputed diamond on the planet. So when its owner/guardian appears to soften its position for the first time in 174 years, I think it's worth making at least a small fuss.
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