
Uncut 1,109 carat diamond from Botswana mine retails for $53 million
The historic 1,109 carat diamond, which is the world’s second-biggest diamond after the 3,106-carat Cullinan Diamond, was found in 2015 from Karowe mine in Botswana and the diamond recently went on sale for $53 million to Graff Diamonds, a luxury jeweler. The uncut diamond was named Lesedi La Rona, which roughly translates to ‘Our Light’…