August 28, 2012
Once again this would never happen to me, I have no luck in the world. 45-year-old Danielle Carroll teaches a painting class in Battery Park in New York City. On Sunday, she was cleaning up after class, and accidentally threw out her diamond wedding ring with some old rags.
If you’ve ever lost something important, you know the panic an Albuquerque woman felt when she couldn’t find her $4,500 wedding ring. But as it turns out, she wasn’t just absentminded — there was a thief afoot. To be more precise, a thief on four feet.
January 3, 2012 The problem with wedding and engagement rings is that they cost a damn fortune, they carry a TON of sentimental value, and they're SUPER easy to lose. Take it from me, two days after I got married, I was throwing some things away in a dumpster and my wedding ring flew straight off my finger and into the dumpster. I then spent 4 hours searching through all kinds of trash and filth trying to find the thing. Ended up having to get a new one. My wife still hasn't let me live it down.
Well, this story takes the cake. Back in 1995, Lena Paahlsson of northern Sweden was baking for Christmas and her wedding ring vanished. Her family searched everywhere . . . they even pulled up the floorboards . . . but they couldn't find it.
