A New York City woman has been reunited with her diamond engagement ring thanks to the efforts of an altruistic stranger, NBC News reports.
Mother-of-two Jill Fink was certain she'd lost her ring forever after she left it in an Upper West Side park in Manhattan. Fink had taken off the ring to apply sunscreen on her 2-year-old daughter and had forgotten to put it back on.
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