Lost and Found: Diamond Ring Returns After 13 Years—Wrapped Around a Carrot
In a heartwarming twist of fate, a Canadian woman named Mary Grams was reunited with her long-lost diamond wedding ring 13 years after it vanished—thanks to an unexpected gardener: a carrot.
Mary lost the cherished ring back in 2004 while gardening on her family’s farm in Alberta. Despite her best efforts to search for it, the ring had seemingly disappeared forever.
Determined not to upset her husband, she quietly replaced it and never revealed the loss.
Fast forward to 2017, her daughter-in-law was pulling vegetables from the same garden when she discovered something remarkable—a carrot with a ring wrapped snugly around its middle. The vegetable had somehow grown through the ring, threading itself perfectly through the band. It was not only a rare botanical oddity but also a symbol of hope and unexpected returns.
The story quickly made headlines and captured hearts around the world, becoming a viral sensation. It stood as a reminder that sometimes, the universe has its own way of returning what was once thought lost—often in the most surprising and magical ways.
