The only diamond mine park in the world that is open to the outside world

The only diamond mine park in the world that is open to the outside world

Diamond Hole State Park, Arkansas, USA is currently the only diamond pit park in the world. The park has a highlight that attracts visitors: with a 10 bucks entrance fee, visitors can arbitrarily “treasure hunt” here. In 2017, a 25-year-old American girl became one of the dream seekers.
In May 2017, 25-year-old Victoria Brodski and his family traveled to the famous Crater of Diamonds State Park. She accidentally discovered a valuable brown diamond and rounded out her own "treasure dream."

Because of the rise, they want to try their luck and see if they can dig into treasures. So they started to work and dug a deep hole. Unexpectedly, a beautiful brown "glass" appeared in front of her eyes. Under the sunlight, it quietly reflects the beautiful light.

However, Victoria of the layman "does not know the true colors of the mountains." She could not name the "glass".

Based on curiosity, Victoria wants to find out. So they took the piece of "glass" to the relevant departments of the park for identification. result……

The result is too unexpected! All the people on the scene were scared. It turned out that this inconspicuous "glass" in Victoria's hand was actually a brown diamond.

"This brown diamond is very smooth and round without any impurities." The appraisers said, "This brown diamond is worth a lot."

This unexpected harvest made Victoria happy.

Regarding how to deal with it, Victoria said: "I plan to sell the diamonds" and plan to "divide this wealth with the family."

It can be said that this unexpected gift gave her and her family a good dream.

Two years ago, in the same park, a female tourist dug a large diamond worth $500,000, weighing 8.52 carats.
Since the “Diamond Pit” became a state park, it has attracted hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. Visitors find about 600 diamonds from here every year.

To date, more than 31,000 diamonds have been found in the park, and the colors and grades of these diamonds vary.

Most of the tourists who come to the treasure hunt are carefully digging with their fingers and tools in order to dig up the diamonds.

But some people use special tools, such as screens, to separate heavier diamonds and other debris.
Most of the diamonds unearthed here are mostly small, some of which are too small to be cut or set.


But occasionally a few lucky ones have found a few carats of diamonds, worth a few thousand dollars.

As of now, the largest diamond unearthed in the United States is Uncle Sam, which was discovered here in 1924. It weighs 40 carats.
Want to try your luck? Then please go to the park and try your hand and come to "treasure hunt".

Maybe there will be surprises...