Arkansas Diamond Finds
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A typical .17-carat diamond from the park can sell for around $700, said certified gem appraiser Laura Stanley in Little Rock.
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- 3 Oct
A typical .17-carat diamond from the park can sell for around $700, said certified gem appraiser Laura Stanley in Little Rock.
- 5 Oct
At least one experienced appraiser told the news agency that a stone of this size and quality might be worth a quarter of that.
- 7 Oct
For the "American Dream," Pearadin said he plans to split any profits with Schumacher, who helped collect the gravel containing the stone.
Coverage 4 articles
7 Oct Man hunting for gems at state park spots something 'glowing' in the gravel: 'I was shaking'
Fox News
5 Oct Man pays $15, finds 6.03-carat diamond worth $1M
Times of India
3 Oct Arkansas man finds rare 6.03-carat diamond after 13 years of hunting
Times of India
3 Oct Arkansas gem hunter finds diamond he claims could be worth $1 million
New York Post
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