‘Thank you, Jesus!’ Couple finds rare 2.7-carat white diamond in Arkansas park
Indiana couple unearths rare white diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park
- A couple, Dewy White and his wife, discovered a rare 2.71-carat white diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas.
- The discovery was made after several days of searching, specifically in the Canary Hill area, using hand digging and sifting techniques.
- White immediately recognized the shiny stone, which he described as looking like a 'metal piece of glass,' and thanked Jesus upon finding it.
- The diamond, named the 'Hope Diamond' by White, is approximately the size of a pea and is the fourth-largest found at the park this year.
- While the value of such a diamond can vary significantly, a 2.71-carat round diamond can fetch between $9,216 and $116,239.