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On Monday I lost my engagement ring along Lordship Lane (from Landcroft road up to M&S)


I am absolutely devastated and am urging if anyone finds it if they can hand it to a local shop or let me know. It doesn?t look like an engagement ring it is more of an eternity band (photo attached) and is really tiny (I think a size E so it likely wouldn?t fit the average hand)


It also could have broken down the middle so might be in two parts


Appreciate any help possible if anyone can keep their eyes out. Thanks all

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