Lost men's 10k gold diamond ring
Description
I lost about 1 year ago a mens Gold 10k gold and diamond ring The RING IS OF 2 BULLS One on each side of square diamond 8mmx8mm diamond square at same time and place item 2. palladium $100 coin us mint at same time and place most likely I was afraid they were stolen but I may have dropped them at orem holiday gas station or pleasant grove auto parts store or lindon Walmart possibly before I would go and claim I do have pictures I will reward alot of money like $1000 plus for whom ever finds them so ring has sentimental value so please it is almost 3kt stone so three viewable defects in stone so its square cut in center and bull on each side one side the horns move is how you can tell its mine I was going to send pic to police department In case it was stolen and now gold is higher I am scared someone may melt it please dont I will pay reward and big one at that lost in orem lindon or pleasant grove utah. i was at 1500 west in orem when i noticed it missing.
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