Wedding ring lost in 1942 found after 83 years, returned to son
AI summary
A metal‑detector hobbyist uncovered a wedding ring lost on a Dutch farm during World II, returning it to the original owner's son after 83 years. The ring, engraved with the couple’s 1941 wedding date, was found in good condition and the finder declined a reward.
Key takeaways
- The ring was lost by Jo Nabuurs while threshing grain in 1942‑43 on his Odiliapeel farm.
- A metal‑detector search uncovered it about 20 cm below ground in 2025.
- Engraved with the couple’s wedding date, the ring was easily identified as Jo’s.
- The finder refused any reward, and the ring remained in good condition after decades underground.
Read the original at Times of India
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