This diamond ring was found in downtown Vernon and turned into the RCMP with hopes of finding the owner. Pictured is a side view of the ring showing the stepped details of the crown.
Image Credit: RCMP hand out
May 31, 2015 - 9:12 AM
VERNON – RCMP are trying to find the owner of a diamond ring found in downtown Vernon earlier this month.
Police say the ring was found near Community Futures on 33 Street during the first week of May and was turned into the RCMP detachment in Lake Country.
“Police records indicate the ring does not appear to have ever been reported lost or stolen and all efforts to identify the owner have been exhausted,” Const. Kris Clark says in a media release. “Investigators are now turning to the public for assistance.”
The ring is 14 karat yellow gold, with seven parallel rows containing three clear white diamonds for a total of 21 stones. The rows are aligned in a stepped formation towards the centre of the crown.
If you believe you are the owner and have proof of ownership, such as a photo of you wearing it, call Const. Clark at the Lake Country RCMP at 250-766-2288.
A top view of the diamond ring showing parallel rows of white stones. The ring was found in downtown Vernon in early May.
Image Credit: RCMP hand out
A diamond ring was found near Community Futures in downtown Vernon in early May. RCMP are looking for the owner.
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