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The "Bahia Emerald" -- one of the largest ever found -- is an | The "Bahia Emerald" -- one of the largest ever found -- is an 850 lb, 180,000-carat Brazilian stone reported stolen in September from a secured vault in South El Monte in Los Angeles County, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million. | ||
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Template:Unref The "Bahia Emerald" -- one of the largest ever found -- is an 850 lb, 180,000-carat Brazilian stone reported stolen in September from a secured vault in South El Monte in Los Angeles County, according to someone claiming to own the giant gemstone. While the stone had been appraised at $370 million the true value is unclear. At one point, the emerald was listed for sale on eBay for a "Buy It Now" price of $75 million.
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