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Scuba diver went on a mission to find a diamond ring someone threw in the water in a TikTok video

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Published 20:54 26 Jan 2023 GMT

Scuba diver went on a mission to find a diamond ring someone threw in the water in a TikTok video

A woman went viral for throwing her allegedly cheating husband's ring in the water

Anish Vij

Anish Vij

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One resilient scuba diver went on the mission of a lifetime to find an abandoned diamond ring in a US river.

It all started when a woman went viral in 2020 for throwing her husband's engagement ring into the river after finding out he was cheating.

Despite being married for 22 years, she had clearly had enough.

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Commenting on the clip people were half-joking that they were going to dive in to have a look.

One man who saw the scenario as no laughing matter was scuba diver Jake Koelher.

Two and a half months after throwing the rings into the water, the YouTuber - who has 13.1 million subscribers - traveled over 20 hours to find the missing silver.

I'm sure Gollum would be impressed with this level of commitment.

It all started when a woman went viral in 2020 for throwing her husband's engagement ring into the river after finding out he was cheating.
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Koelher says he used Google Maps to locate the spot nearby Virginia Beach and went on a 10 hour drive to the river.

Once he finally arrived, the YouTuber opted to use a metal detector to find the rings and, at first, he really did not have the best of luck.

He only managed to find some loose change, a fork and an iPhone.

That 10 hour drive was starting to look like a massive waste of time.

However, after persevering in the waters, he eventually, somehow, located the woman's real ring.

“The big one!” Koehler said.

“It’s real, I thought she could’ve faked it.”

One resilient scuba diver went on the mission of a lifetime to find an abandoned diamond ring in a US river.
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Although he didn't find the wedding band, it was the diamond ring he was looking for and it was looking like mission accomplished.

Sharing an update with his subscribers, the influencer wrote: "I contacted the owner and asked if she wanted her ring back and she declined.

"I told her she can have it back at anytime if she changes her mind.

"I just wanted to make a cool video. She thought it was neat."

Commenting on the viral video, one user thought: "Finders keepers, sell it, get better equipment for your cause. You already offered to give it back & she declined.

"A perfectly reasonable amount of time has elapsed for you to do with it as you please. It's your property.

"You certainly put in the work to find & obtain it. It's yours. Good hunting! Much love to ya."

Another person suggested: "Keep it til you have the right time to marry your girlfriend."

You can watch Jake's full video here.

Featured Image Credit: TikTok / DALLMYD / YouTube

Topics: Viral, TikTok, YouTube, US News

Anish Vij
Anish Vij

Anish is a Journalist at LADbible Group and is a GG2 Young Journalist of the Year 2024 finalist. He has a Master's degree in Multimedia Journalism and a Bachelor's degree in International Business Management. Apart from that, his life revolves around the ‘Four F’s’ - family, friends, football and food. Email: [email protected]

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