Did the Royal Family Steal This $400 Million Diamond? | Empires of Dirt

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As King Charles III prepares for his coronation, controversy is brewing on whether Camilla will wear a crown that holds a $400 million diamond allegedly stolen from India.

In our series Royal Empires of Dirt, VICE World News host Zing Tsjeng looks into the shady royal history that rarely gets mentioned.

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