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Why A NYC Artist Is Giving 7 Diamonds in 7 Days to Strangers

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23 Nov 2013 38 views
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Why A NYC Artist Is Giving 7 Diamonds in 7 Days to Strangers
Thursday night, New York artist Jamison Ernest made the surprise announcement that he would be extending his gallery show an additional week so that he could give a gift to seven lucky visitors: $77,777 worth of diamonds.

Thursday night, New York artist Jamison Ernest made the surprise announcement that he would be extending his gallery show an additional week so that he could give a gift to seven lucky visitors: $77,777 worth of diamonds.

Starting on Saturday, he'll hide a single 177-faceted stone each day in a candlelit maze. "I hope a man who wants to get engaged but can't afford a diamond finds one," he told Yahoo News.

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