i found this today

[jastrowinkle]

 

[ScubaDetector]

Welcome to T-net. May I ask what we are looking at?

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Give a little backstory.

 

[jastrowinkle]

14 acres of alluvial fan

i'm working a 14 acre parcel which is located at the conjunction of 3 natural canals with frontage of a river. it is at the highest point of a 100 year flood plain with asphaltum seep's and vast amount's of blue clay and kimberlites. the xenolite peridot, garnet olivine and diamond indicator's are present. the parcel is located in kern county where it has been said no diamonds or indicator's could possibly exist but yet I have 1000's of images and physical object's that suggest otherwise

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Considering that Volcanic forces formed the Sierra's I believe they could exist very cool find.

 

[jastrowinkle]

never trust a rough diamond expert.. why? there are currently 8000+ classifications, types, and grades of rough diamonds so unless your expert is a computer at DeBeers chances are that person can not have them memorized nor will they have access to the DeBeers database. no joke believe it!!!!

 

[against the wind]

Thanks for the post.
I hope your search leads you loads of diamonds.

 

[trapperart]

Thanks for the info and good luck