It takes the average person 37 seconds to spot the diamond - are you up to the challenge?
If you think you've got an eagle eye and ultra-sharp observational skills, it's good to keep them active by checking out a brainteaser every now and then. They're also great for improving your cognitive abilities and keeping your memory in focus, as they challenge you to look closely at an image to try and spot a hidden item or an anomaly.
Take a glance at the image below and you'll see a selection of gleaming pearls, but there's a tiny diamond hidden in amongst them that's not easy to find. The answer to this brainteaser can be found below, so if you want to avoid spoilers then don't scroll down.
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