Diamond Engagement Rings Specialist

It was a sad day for a teacher who was flying from JFK to San Diego in the US. She went to the bathroom with her one-year old and took her rings off to put some lotion on her hands. When her little one distracted her, she forgot about the rings and went back to her seat. It was only after they landed and were in their hotel room that she realised the rings were missing.

They searched everywhere and then called the airline but no one had turned anything in. The tragic part was that besides her diamond engagement ring, she had also worn her grandmother’s diamond wedding ring and she’s heartbroken that she has gone and lost an heirloom which she could have passed down to the next generation.

In North Queensland in Australia, an 84 year old lady was admitted with an infected foot. She was scheduled for surgery and while she was waiting, she lost two diamond rings – including her wedding ring. She feels that they had been removed from her finger.

Here’s what happened. Anne Mainwood was asleep in her ward when she lost her rings. She’s a grandmother and she’s pretty sure that she must have lost them at that time, when they must have been quietly slipped out from her fingers. So a police complaint has been made and they are investigating. Unfortunately, they have no witnesses and the old lady couldn’t tell them too as she was asleep.

This is probably why it is standard practice in most hospitals to ask patients not to come in with any jewellery or valuables and to leave them at home. It just means that temptation is kept out of the way for the staff.