
Tennessee Grandfather Uncovers 2.29-Carat Yellow Diamond at Arkansas Park
A Tennessee grandfather visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park with his granddaughters found a 2.29-carat yellow diamond after about 30 minutes; park staff confirmed the gem, which he named the Sage Juniper Diamond, noting yellow stones are rare at the park. It was the third-largest diamond found there this year, with 351 diamonds registered in 2026; the park does not grade stones, and officials advised seeking a certified gemologist for appraisal.

