A Nebraska teacher visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas found a 2.2-carat brown diamond, the largest diamond found at the park so far this year. Photo courtesy of Arkansas State Parks A Nebraska teacher visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas found a 2.2-carat brown diamond, the largest diamond found at the park so far this year. Photo courtesy of Arkansas State ParksExcellent!
Ooppsie. He told someone = Taxes.
I’m surprised the State of Arkansas never passed a law saying “All You Found Diamonds Belong Us”.
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It is worth about 7G according to some research.
While governor, Slick almost sold the mining rights in this State Park to some criminals whose names you might remember.
The story was told in the book “Clinton Cash” and in this article
This is what the democrats hope to find in Detroit tonight. A shiny turd.
i want to go there!
I bet it loses a lot when cut.
My wife’s engagement ring was only 1/4 carat but it was a keepsake. I could not afford it so she paid for it. She also picked it out.
2 karat white diamond
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There are several parks that permit people to keep diamonds and gold found. Read something about a kid who found a really big nugget of gold.
I think this is the same park where a boy found a 7 Caret brown diamond. The park charges $10 per person to scratch around in the dirt. They plow the dirt every other week ( I think) for fresh dirt.
Wait. Was it a diamond? Pff, yea, it’s mine. Lost it right in that area.
I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I once was a science teacher in public schools.........how does a diamond have its edges worn smooth? If it is harder than all other materials?
Enquiring minds want to know.........
carats cut color clarity
(the 4 Cs of diamonds)
most (99.9%) found diamonds are turned into industrial abrasives
Visiting DemocRATS will only claim they are used for Water Boarding torture.