Farmer discovers 7.44-carat diamond worth USD 23,952 in central India
by Aditi VermaPanna, known for its rich diamond reserves, has once again proven to be a land of fortune as a local farmer and his associates discovered a 7.44-carat diamond estimated to be worth USD 23,952 (₹20 lakh).
The incident took place in Panna district, Madhya Pradesh, India, where the diamond was discovered and submitted to the Diamond Office in Panna on November 17.
Visuals showed the farmer, with a proud smile, holding the sparkling 7.44-carat diamond in his hand, showcasing its brilliance. The diamond glistens in the light, reflecting shades of white and silver. His weathered hands gently cradle the gem, symbolizing the culmination of his hard work and newfound fortune.
According to reports, a farmer, Dilip Mistry, and his associates struck fortune yet again as they uncovered a dazzling 7.44-carat diamond on their leased land in Panna. The group has a history of discovering precious gems, having found more than a dozen diamonds since they began mining during the COVID-19 lockdown.
This recent discovery has been submitted to the Diamond Office in Panna. The gem will be auctioned during the upcoming diamond sale scheduled for December 4.
Expressing his joy, Mistry shared that the diamond discoveries have brought unparalleled happiness to their lives. The proceeds from the auction will be used for the education and future of their children. Earlier, Mistry’s team had found a 16-carat diamond from the same land, marking this as their second major find of the year.
A gem expert at the Diamond Office confirmed the diamond’s remarkable quality and added that it would attract significant bids in the upcoming auction.
Panna’s legacy as a treasure trove of diamonds continues to elevate the lives of those fortunate enough to stumble upon its hidden riches, turning dreams into reality for many.