Frenchman Julien Navas traveled to the USA to watch the launch of the Vulcan Centaur. Then he decided to go to Crater of Diamonds State Park, a park in Arkansas where visitors can try their hand at finding gemstones…
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Julian Navas had arrived USA Because of his great passion for space, he traveled from France to witness the departure of the Vulcan Centaur rocket from Cape Canaveral base in Florida. I certainly couldn't imagine returning home from the States with a special souvenir: a diamond circular brown weighing 7.46 carats.
After takeoff, Julian decided to visit Diamonds State Park cratera protected area in the southwest ofArkansas, whose name is more than eloquent. He arrived early, rented diamond prospecting equipment and began digging.
It had also rained earlier in the week, leaving the 37.5-acre park area muddy and wet. “It’s backbreaking work, so I was looking for something that would stand out…” the man said. The strong ones raining However, they helped wash away the earth and discover heavy rock, minerals and…diamonds.
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And so Julian did'incredible discovery. “I'm so happy! All I can think about is when I tell my girlfriend what I found,” he said. Julian said he would name his discovery the same as his partner. Cute.
According to La Vanguardia, this diamond could make him a millionaire. But the man said he had no intention of selling it. When he gets home he will will split into two partsso that we can give one to his girlfriend and one at Daughter. Then he'll take the little girl on the next “big adventure” at Crater of Diamonds State Park in what he called “a.” Magical placewhere the dream of finding a diamond can become a reality.