US EditionMan thinks he found candy wrapper in park - but it's a 3.81 carat diamond
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David DeCook found something that resembled a "candy wrapper" during his walk. It turned out to be a diamond, writes Fox News. - This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, says David.
Man thinks he found candy wrapper in park - but it's a 3.81 carat diamond
A LUCKY rock hunter has struck the motherload – after finding a 3.81 carat brown diamond which he first mistook for a candy wrapper. Avid stone collector David DeCook made the groundbreaking find while scanning the floors at Crater Of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas. Fox6A treasure hunter found a diamond which he mistook for a candy wrapper[/caption] Fox6David DeCook unearthed an incredible 3.81 carat brown diamond[/caption] Fox6He found it at t…
Man finds 'candy-like' diamond while exploring Arkansas state park: 'Chance of a lifetime'
During a trip to Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, Minnesota local David DeCook uncovered a sparkling 3.81-carat brown diamond. He named the find the Duke Diamond.
Guided by his dog, an American man found a huge diamond, weighing almost four carats, while out for a walk. He wasn't exploring a place devoid of potential, though, but in a former diamond mine that has been transformed into a park and tourist attraction.
Extraordinary find: Man finds diamond in Arkansas state parkMinnesota resident David DeCook found a large brown diamond weighing 3.81 carats in Crater of Diamonds State Park. It is the largest diamond found in the park in 2025.
Chance Of A Lifetime Discovery In Arkansas State Park | The Right Wing Club
While exploring Arkansas’ Crater of Diamonds State Park on April 21, David DeCook of Minnesota made a once-in-a-lifetime discovery—a stunning, 3.81-carat brown diamond glittering on the surface of the search area. The discovery is the biggest diamond find reported at the park so far this year, according to Arkansas State Parks. DeCook, an amateur rock collector and farmer, was visiting the park with his family when the gem caught his eye. In a p…
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