Talk:Florentine Diamond

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Disputed history is well-disputed

It's impossible that the stone was taken from the body of Charles the Bold after he fell in the Battle of Morat in 1476 since he didn't die during that battle, but rather at the Battle of Nancy in 1477. Thus the story must be apocryphal. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Anlala (talk • contribs) 04:25, 23 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Novel section seems editorial

I've never contributed to Wikipedia articles (or talk pages, for that matter,) so excuse me if this is the wrong forum for this comment, but the 'Novel' section of this article seems highly editorial and quite transparently in promotion for the publications in question. As of now, the 'Novel' section refers to two separate novels, neither of which seem to meet any standards of notability.