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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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Times of India5 Oct

Jack Pearadin, a Navy reservist from Missouri who has been diamond hunting at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park since 2013, recently found a 6.03-carat yellow diamond worth up to $1 million during his hobby. He discovered this significant find while livestreaming on TikTok and named it the "American Dream." The park charges visitors $15 for a five-gallon bucket of gravel from which they can search for…

Man pays $15, finds 6.03-carat diamond worth $1M →2 articles from Times of India on this story
New York Post3 Oct

Jack Pearadin discovered a six-carat diamond in Arkansas while gem hunting at Crater of Diamonds State Park, claiming it could be worth up to $1 million. The diamond is described as unusually large and valuable; however, an appraiser estimates its value closer to $250,000. This find marks the largest diamond discovered at the park this year and highlights the rare opportunity for amateur hunters to discover…

Arkansas gem hunter finds diamond he claims could be worth $1 million →
Fox News7 Oct

Jack Pearadin, a Navy reservist and longtime gem hunter, discovered a rare 6.03-carat yellow diamond named the "American Dream" on January 25 while livestreaming his hunt at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park. The find was made after he collected gravel following a winter storm that left ice in the area. Laura Stanley, a certified gem appraiser, estimates the diamond could sell for about $250,000 based on its…

Man hunting for gems at state park spots something 'glowing' in the gravel: 'I was shaking' →

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Arkansas gem hunter finds diamond he claims could be worth $1 million New York Post · a claim to check

Arkansas man finds rare 6.03-carat diamond after 13 years of hunting Times of India · stated as fact

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  1. 3 Oct

    A typical .17-carat diamond from the park can sell for around $700, said certified gem appraiser Laura Stanley in Little Rock.

    3 outlets · New York Post
  2. 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.

    2 outlets · Times of India
  3. 7 Oct

    For the "American Dream," Pearadin said he plans to split any profits with Schumacher, who helped collect the gravel containing the stone.

    2 outlets · Fox News

Coverage 4 articles

Where to start Arkansas man finds rare 6.03-carat diamond after 13 years of hunting Times of India

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  • 7 Oct Man hunting for gems at state park spots something 'glowing' in the gravel: 'I was shaking'Jack Pearadin, a Navy reservist and longtime gem hunter, discovered a rare 6.03-carat yellow diamond named the "American Dream" on January 25 while livestreaming his hunt at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park. The find was made after he collected gravel following a winter storm that left ice in the area. Laura Stanley, a certified gem appraiser, estimates the diamond could sell for about $250,000 based on its…Fox News
  • 5 Oct Man pays $15, finds 6.03-carat diamond worth $1MJack Pearadin, a Navy reservist from Missouri who has been diamond hunting at Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park since 2013, recently found a 6.03-carat yellow diamond worth up to $1 million during his hobby. He discovered this significant find while livestreaming on TikTok and named it the "American Dream." The park charges visitors $15 for a five-gallon bucket of gravel from which they can search for…Times of India
  • 3 Oct Arkansas man finds rare 6.03-carat diamond after 13 years of huntingJack Pearadin, after 13 years of searching at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, discovered a rare 6.03-carat yellow diamond on January 25th while livestreaming his hunt on TikTok. This find is the largest diamond uncovered in the park this year and ranks as the fourth-largest yellow diamond since the site became a state park in 1972. Pearadin, who has found over 300 diamonds during his decade-plus of…Times of India
  • 3 Oct Arkansas gem hunter finds diamond he claims could be worth $1 millionJack Pearadin discovered a six-carat diamond in Arkansas while gem hunting at Crater of Diamonds State Park, claiming it could be worth up to $1 million. The diamond is described as unusually large and valuable; however, an appraiser estimates its value closer to $250,000. This find marks the largest diamond discovered at the park this year and highlights the rare opportunity for amateur hunters to discover…New York Post

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