© ljv

A Bedford woman finds her lost diamond ring in the trash, she accidentally threw heirloom diamond ring in the trash. The diamond ring was found in the garbage bin the next day. Joan sawyer who lost her diamond ring and later found it in the pile of trash says its her most priced and memorable thing which belongs to her late great aunt, last Tuesday she had removed the ring to clean it , and wrapped it in a paper towel to dry.
She threw the crumpled paper towel without realizing that the diamond ring was inside it, later she realized that the diamond ring was inside it after the garbage collector had taken it. Panicked sawyer later that night called the Department of Public works, the workers there told her to get in touch with the trash collectors. She later came to know that her trash had been headed to the Covanta incinerator in Haverhill.
The workers there helped her to find her ring and looked up into the garbage bags, sawyer spotted a green container which she had thrown into the trash, her husband picked up a paper towel and luckily the diamond ring was inside it. The workers told her that many people have lost their diamond rings, but she was the one of the lucky one to find it and hugged her.

© emilyonasunday

With our oldest daughter having been accepted into a semester abroad program, we had a little party to celebrate and get her ready to gear up. She had been wanting an ankle bracelet but I had been looking for a watch for her, online, like at www.watchsea.com/en. I thought a watch was a more useful-though still beautiful-gift. Turns out her best friend got her a lovely, tasteful ankle bracelet…which is great, this way she's covered…both ankle and wrist are adorned! And my daughter was really thrilled with both the gifts and said she'd enjoy wearing both things as a reminder of the people she loves back home. I was glad that her friend had gotten her what she wanted. I could tell, though, that she was really delighted with the watch, her face lit up when she saw it, and she's been wearing it every since! I'm sure it will serve her well…and hopefully get her to be a bit more punctual!

© istolethetv

Two salesmen and a general manager of a jewelry shop in Dubai were fined Dh2,000 each for unintentionally harming a two-month-old Emirati boy. The three Indians and a Pakistani were also ordered to pay Dh20,100 in civil compensation to the boy's father after they had sold a gold anklet to the baby's father without first washing off the chemical solution used to wash and polish the gold ornaments.

A few minutes after the anklets were put on the baby's leg, he began to scream in pain. The chemicals had left burn marks on the baby's skin, and part of his clothes were also burned. The chemical used was sulfuric acid, which can cause serious skin damage. The baby was rushed to the emergency room, and he made a full recovery.