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These halls contain exquisite treasures systematically arranged according to their physical properties to showcase an extraordinary range of size, color, and shape. |
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A highlight is the 563-carat Star of India, the largest and most famous sapphire in the world. |
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Also featured is the Patricia Emerald, a 632-carat specimen that is one of the very few large, gem-quality emeralds that have been preserved uncut. |
