💎💎 A diamond is free if you visit this park 💎💎

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A diamond found in a park in Arkansas bordering the Mississippi River has been named "Bud" by the person who discovered it, according to foreign media.


The 3.29-carat brown diamond is said to have been found by a hiker named David Anderson in Crater of Diamonds State Park.


One or two diamonds are found in the park each day and visitors are allowed to keep the diamonds they find.


The foreign media said that the diamond search area of 37.5 acres has been found in this diamond park.


David Anderson said he has been going to the park since he first heard about it on television in 2007.


"My first diamond was a 1.5 carat white and since then I have found over 400 diamonds," he said.


He added that the 3.83 carat yellow diamond discovered in 2011 and the 6.19 carat white diamond discovered in 2014 are special.



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