In 1905, in the premier mine located in Pretoria, South Africa, the largest diamond in the world was discovered, which in its matrix rock stone weighed "three thousand one hundred and six carats." Joshua Smith, the mine's crew chief, gave management only part of the stone; Another fragment of similar proportions was illegally stolen, arousing the greed of different groups. The surprise escape of Joshua Smith and other miners provokes a deadly chase by land and sea, culminating in London, England. The incalculable price of the diamond gives rise to a surprising adventure full of anagrams and encrypted messages, snares, ambushes, injuries, and death. It allows the reader to feel an active part in each event, however, the development of each plot can put some of their concepts of value in conflict and doubt.