The
Cullinan
was
later
cut
into
nine
large
stones
and
about
100
smaller
ones,
valued
at
millions
of
dollars
all
told.
The
largest
stone
is
called
the
"Star
of
Africa
I," or
"Cullinan
I,"
and at
530
carats,
it is
the
largest-cut
fine-quality
colorless
diamond
in the
world.
The
second
largest
stone,
the
"Star
of
Africa
II" or
"Cullinan
II,"
is 317
carats.
Both
of
these
stones,
as
well
as the
"Cullinan
III,"
are on
display
in the
Tower
of
London
with
Britain's
other
crown
jewels;
the
Cullinan
I is
mounted
in the
British
Sovereign's
Royal
Scepter,
while
the
Cullinan
II
sits
in the
Imperial
State
Crown.
