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Rare Yellow Diamond Found in Arkansas State Park Reported by Appraiser

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What happened

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Jack Pearadin discovered a rare yellow diamond, which he named the "American Dream," at the Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas earlier this year. The gem weighs 6.03 carats and has a striking golden-yellow color. Laura Stanley, a gem appraiser in Little Rock, reported details of the find to the Associated Press.

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Why it matters

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The discovery of the large, rare diamond has generated interest in the gem market. Some collectors have suggested the diamond could be worth as much as $1 million. The report brings attention to the processes of gem hunting and professional appraisal.

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Who's involved

  • Laura StanleyGem appraiser in Little Rock who shared details of the find.
  • Associated PressNews agency that received the report regarding the diamond discovery.

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