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A rare 220.18-carat black diamond called the Eyes of Krishna was showcased in Hangzhou, China.

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Rare 220ct 'Eyes of Krishna' Black Diamond

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A rare 220.18-carat black diamond called the Eyes of Krishna was showcased in Hangzhou, China.

About this image

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High-resolution files available after licensing approval

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Date photographed

3 July 2009

Location

Hangzhou, China

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UK RIGHTS ONLY

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