Man Finds Diamond ‘Wedding’ Ring Buried in Sand Before Owner Drives 1,600 Miles TO THANK HIM
- 5 months ago
Credit: SWNS / Joseph Cook
A metal detectorist has reunited a man with his diamond wedding ring after he found it buried on a beach.
Stephane Seguin, 40, lost his $1,200 ring whilst swimming with his kids on a trip to St Augustine, Florida, US.
He saw detectorist Joseph Cook, 38, out searching the sands and asked him to keep an eye-out for his ring.
Determined Joseph returned to the spot every day for over a month and eventually found the gold and diamond ring.
Stephane and his fiancé, Marie-Eve Bedard, 43, travelled 1,600 miles to collect the ring and personally thank Joseph - who they invited to their wedding in 2025.
A metal detectorist has reunited a man with his diamond wedding ring after he found it buried on a beach.
Stephane Seguin, 40, lost his $1,200 ring whilst swimming with his kids on a trip to St Augustine, Florida, US.
He saw detectorist Joseph Cook, 38, out searching the sands and asked him to keep an eye-out for his ring.
Determined Joseph returned to the spot every day for over a month and eventually found the gold and diamond ring.
Stephane and his fiancé, Marie-Eve Bedard, 43, travelled 1,600 miles to collect the ring and personally thank Joseph - who they invited to their wedding in 2025.