ONE lucky person could become the owner of a £12,000 diamond which has dropped 100,000ft from space - after being launched from a Derbyshire field.
The cushion-cut gem is understood to have been attached to a helium balloon this week and launched into space from a field in the county as part of PR stunt #diamondsinthesky by London jeweller 77 Diamonds.
It is thought to have landed somewhere in a small village in Lincolnshire.
And the best part is – if you find it, you can keep it.
Tobias Kormind, founder of the company, told the Metro: "Whoever finds our diamond really does get to keep it, so we are encouraging the general public to go out and start searching for it."
For more information about 77 Diamonds, click here.
There's a £12k diamond to be found within 5 miles of Lea village #Lincolnshire@77Diamonds#DiamondInTheSky... pic.twitter.com/WUgua4ZztI
— ES Homes & Property (@HomesProperty) August 8, 2014In Lea searching for #diamondinthesky wish me luck!
— Nicola Aspell (@Nicolaaspell) August 8, 2014