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Frank and Linda Urso, who had been visiting from South Carolina, said they spotted the ring in the parking lot while having lunch at McGirk's Irish Pub.
They showed the ring to friend Tom Kelleher, who owns a local jewelry store, and he confirmed it was quite valuable.
The couple were unable to contact anyone who might know the owner of the ring, so it ended up going home with them to South Carolina.
Teeple reached out to Kelleher's business about a month after losing the ring to see if anyone had reported finding the item, and he recalled the ring shown to him by the Ursos.
The couple put the ring in the mail and Teeple was reunited with the lost half of her ring. She said she plans to have the two parts soldered together soon so they won't be separated again.
"Now I have to learn how to golf with my ring because I'm not taking it off anymore," she told WBNG-TV.