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New York woman finds 2.30-carat diamond in Arkansas park Headline from News Nation Now
A New York woman traveled to Arkansas in search of a diamond for her engagement ring and hit the jackpot.
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ABC 7 Los Angeles
NYC woman finds 2.3-carat diamond at Arkansas state park to use for engagement ring ↗ (opens ABC 7 Los Angeles) Published Aug 12, 2025
Same headline from 2 more outlets ABC 7 Los Angeles's feed description A woman from New York City is getting married, and she wanted to find her own diamond to set in a ring.
New York Post
Lucky NYC traveler finds $27K diamond in an Arkansas park — now she has a special use for it: ‘I got on my knees and cried’ ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Aug 12, 2025
New York Post's feed description Micherre Fox, 31, a bride-to-be, from Manhattan, found a 2.3-carat diamond for her engagement ring while hunting through Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansa.
The Guardian
NYC woman finds diamond for her engagement ring at Arkansas state park ↗ (opens The Guardian) Published Aug 13, 2025
The Guardian's feed description Micherre Fox, 31, found the 2.30-carat gem at Crater of Diamonds state park after a month-long hunt
Seattle Times
Woman says 2-carat diamond she unearthed at Arkansas state park will be used in engagement ring ↗ (opens Seattle Times) Published Aug 13, 2025
Same headline from 1 more outlet Seattle Times's feed description A New York woman says the 2-carat white diamond she unearthed at an Arkansas state park will be used in her engagement ring.
News Nation Now
New York woman finds 2.30-carat diamond in Arkansas park ↗ (opens News Nation Now) Published Aug 13, 2025
News Nation Now's feed description A New York woman traveled to Arkansas in search of a diamond for her engagement ring and hit the jackpot.
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