What to do if a ring dear to the heart is lost?

A ring is more than just a piece of jew­el­ry. It is a sym­bol of end­less love, hap­pi­ness, fideli­ty and fam­i­ly well-being. In Ukraine, as in many coun­tries of the world, it is tra­di­tion­al­ly worn with­out tak­ing off, except for divorce or death. But some­times these items get lost. How to find them on the street and at home — let’s fig­ure it out.

What can the loss of the ring indicate?

Accord­ing to folk signs, if a man los­es his ring, this is a bad omen. Such a sig­nal may mean that:

• do not rush to the upcom­ing impor­tant event. Dur­ing it, a sig­nif­i­cant event may occur, which will affect rela­tions in the fam­i­ly or in the work team;

• made the wrong choice of the cho­sen one or work;

• cheat­ing on his wife is soon pos­si­ble or vice ver­sa;

• a long sep­a­ra­tion from your beloved is like­ly.

If a woman has lost her ring, then:

• soon, because of her, the fam­i­ly will be destroyed;

• hap­pi­ness will not be with the hus­band who gave this jew­el­ry, but with anoth­er per­son;

• the cou­ple’s health and well-being will dete­ri­o­rate.

How to find a ring at home?

The main advice is that you should not pan­ic and remem­ber all pos­si­ble bad omens. First you need to calm down and be patient.

In a calm state, it is much eas­i­er to fig­ure out how to find the ring than when you are ner­vous and stressed.

Test your­self. It sounds stu­pid, but some­times we can for­get that the ring is still on your fin­ger or acci­den­tal­ly put it in the pock­et of a shirt, dress­ing gown, apron, side­board, jew­el­ry box.

Prac­tice shows that in 60% of cas­es they lost the ring at home and soon remem­ber how to find it. Some­times you just need to do a lit­tle clean­ing, even under tables and sofas.

It is nec­es­sary to remem­ber where this jew­el­ry was removed and left it, and quick­ly find the loss. To do this, it is bet­ter to switch to oth­er things for half an hour. And then go around the whole apart­ment once again and take a fresh look at all the sur­round­ing space.

Think about the last time you saw jew­el­ry on your fin­ger. Sud­den­ly removed it specif­i­cal­ly before cook­ing, wash­ing dish­es, bathing in the bath­room or wash­ing by hand. Some­times the ring can be acci­den­tal­ly found even in the freez­er, refrig­er­a­tor or in the trash can.

Sud­den­ly it rolled behind a clos­et or bed­side table. You can get it with a flash­light.

If there are impu­ri­ties of oth­er met­als in gold or sil­ver, such prod­ucts react to a mag­net — they are attract­ed to it. This is a con­ve­nient way to find a ring in the snow, in the sand, and not just at home.

If you have pets, watch their behav­ior. Some­times a cat or dog can help with the search — find a piece of jew­el­ry, look at its shine and try to move it with its paw.

If the jew­el­ry is expen­sive, then the last way to find a lost wed­ding ring at home is to rent a met­al detec­tor. It must be set up exclu­sive­ly to search for pre­cious met­als, oth­er­wise it will react with a shrill squeak to all plumb­ing and house­hold appli­ances. There is such a ser­vice to call a spe­cial­ist with a met­al detec­tor or rent an appa­ra­tus.

How to quickly find a lost ring on the street?

Before you start search­ing on the street, remem­ber when, that is, at what time, the ring was on your fin­ger for the last time.

Look in your pock­ets, bag or purse.

Ask friends or those who were with you. Look with them on the bench where they sat in the park, near the trees.

If you are dri­ving, search your vehi­cle. Sud­den­ly, the dec­o­ra­tion fell and rolled behind the seat or under the rug and rolled in the mud.

Go to the toi­let and take off your clothes. Also check the pock­ets of your jack­et or coat. There is a small chance that the ring is stuck some­where under the lin­ing.

If you have long hair, take a good look at your hair­style and loosen your hair.

Make a list of the places you have been in the city — in which build­ings, shops, on the sum­mer ter­race of a cafe. Go there to ask the clean­ing lady to search and return for a small fee. She prob­a­bly knows how to find the lost ring in the grass, on the ground.

If the prod­uct has sunk on a pri­vate beach in the pool, inform the admin­is­tra­tion of the insti­tu­tion. She will attract experts who know how to find the ring in the water while clean­ing drains. On a riv­er, lake or in the sea, the ring can some­times be found at the bot­tom if it is shal­low or there is an oppor­tu­ni­ty to dive with scu­ba gear.

If you know for sure that the jew­el­ry is expen­sive and it was stolen, write a state­ment about its loss to the police.

Find­ing a lost ring is a good sign, por­tend­ing prof­it and good luck in your endeav­ors. He says that fate saved you from some kind of dan­ger or trou­ble. But if you don’t find it, don’t wor­ry. From this stamp in the pass­port will not dis­ap­pear. So it was nec­es­sary.

Check out the assort­ment of the cat­a­log of our online store — sud­den­ly there is a sim­i­lar prod­uct that will suc­cess­ful­ly replace the lost one, which no one will notice. If not, then this is a good rea­son — to buy a ring even bet­ter, brighter and more beau­ti­ful than you had. Order with deliv­ery to your city of Ukraine and wear with plea­sure.