Saxon, a retiree, was walking on his undeveloped land when he found an unusual looking rock. He took the rock to a store that sold jewelry and asked for an assessment. Jackson, a clerk and an aspiring jeweler, examined the rock and honestly indicated that he did not know what the rock was. He speculated that it could be a rough sapphire, and offered to pay $200 for it. Saxon agreed, completed the deal, and was paid. The rock turned out to be a diamond with an approximate value of $15,000. Saxon is suing Jackson and the jewelry shop for the return of the diamond. What will be the result? Please explain. Saxon, a retiree, was walking on his undeveloped land when he found an unusual looking rock. He took the rock to a store that sold jewelry and asked for an assessment. Jackson, a clerk and an aspiring jeweler, examined the rock and honestly indicated that he did not know what the rock was. He speculated that it could be a rough sapphire, and offered to pay $200 for it. Saxon agreed, completed the deal, and was