Gauteng, South Africa
The Cullinan at more than 3,000 carats, remains the largest raw diamond ever found.
According to Wikipedia: "The Cullinan diamond was found by Frederick Wells, surface manager of the Premier Diamond Mining Company in Cullinan, on January 26, 1905."
The Cullinan diamond was found in Africa in 1905. It was cut into several individual stones, the largest of which were named by appending Roman Numerals after Cullinan. You can read more about these diamonds, below.
From Wikipedia: "The Cullinan diamond is the largest rough gem-quality diamond ever found, at 3,106.75 carats (621.35 g)."
The biggest diamond found to date -- 3,000+ carats -- is named Cullinan, named after Sir Thomas Cullinan, the owner of the Premier Mine, where the stone was found.
The Cullinan, found in the early 1900s, was gifted to Queen Victoria. You can read more about its disposition, below.
In South Africa, in a town called Cullinan, in 1906. The stone remains today as the heaviest -- by carat weight, in excess of 3,000 carats -- raw diamond found.
The Cullinan was gifted to King Edward VII on his birthday by the Transvaal government which purchased it from the Premier Diamond Mining company in Cullinan, South Africa. You can read more about its continued history, below.
The Cullinan is the largest diamond ever found. It is 3,106.75 carats. It was found near Pretoria in South Africa.
Thomas Cullinan - diamond magnate - died in 1936.
Thomas Cullinan - diamond magnate - was born in 1862.
Mother Nature made the Cullinan diamond, which was discovered by a human in 1905.