A GEM IN THE DIRT
YOUR NATIONAL/WORLD NEWS
October 2013
Day22
Murfreesboro, AR
"Diamond a girl's best friend"
That's a very believable story for a 14 year girl who found a rare gem in the dirt at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, The 14 year old Tana Clymer discovered the diamond after probing in the dirt for two hours called the whole look as divine guidance. In a television interview she said she asked God where to look and that's where she took steps uncovering a 3.85 canary diamond tear-shaped and about the size of a jelly bean. She was visiting the park from Oklahoma City but found it was very much more than she'd ever dreamed! The teen said that she would use the diamond for future education. It is anticipated the gem is worth around 10,000 or more. Park authorities stated that many diamonds have been found this year due to heavy rainfall pushing the dirt away leaving diamonds exposed. Tana was influenced by another Oklahoma teen who also found 5 point diamond. Tana has called the diamond "God's Jewel."
Okay! Don't every body
try to go to Murfreesboro all at once!
LOL!
October 2013
Day22
Murfreesboro, AR
"Diamond a girl's best friend"
That's a very believable story for a 14 year girl who found a rare gem in the dirt at Arkansas' Crater of Diamonds State Park, The 14 year old Tana Clymer discovered the diamond after probing in the dirt for two hours called the whole look as divine guidance. In a television interview she said she asked God where to look and that's where she took steps uncovering a 3.85 canary diamond tear-shaped and about the size of a jelly bean. She was visiting the park from Oklahoma City but found it was very much more than she'd ever dreamed! The teen said that she would use the diamond for future education. It is anticipated the gem is worth around 10,000 or more. Park authorities stated that many diamonds have been found this year due to heavy rainfall pushing the dirt away leaving diamonds exposed. Tana was influenced by another Oklahoma teen who also found 5 point diamond. Tana has called the diamond "God's Jewel."
Okay! Don't every body
try to go to Murfreesboro all at once!
LOL!
