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The Nassak

Emerald Diamond 43.38ct — Golconda stone that adorned an Indian temple, later recut to a flawless emerald cut

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The Nassak is associated, in the documented record, with a Emerald Diamond of approximately 43.38 carats. Golconda stone that adorned an Indian temple, later recut to a flawless emerald cut (1818).

Within the Legacy Diamond Icon Archive this entry sits alongside the great diamond stories — a reference point for the cut, the colour and the moment it marked. The full Legacy Story for this icon is being written; the verified specifications, provenance and sources below are confirmed today.

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Common questions

What diamond or jewel is associated with The Nassak?

The Nassak is associated, in the documented record, with a Emerald Diamond of approximately 43.38 carats. Golconda stone that adorned an Indian temple, later recut to a flawless emerald cut.

What cut and colour is The Nassak's diamond?

It is a Emerald cut.

What era and origin is it from?

It dates to 1818. Origin / association: India.

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StoneDiamond

ShapeEmerald

Carat (approx.)43.38 ct

Era1818

RegionIndia

Documented. This is an editorial reference compiled from public sources — a record of notable jewels in history, not a statement of endorsement or of any association with Legacy. Source: primary reference. Last verified July 2026.

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