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Lost engagement ring found in New York

Police are seeking a couple who lost an engagement ring down a grate in New York moments after the man popped the question.

Police are looking for a couple who lost an engagement ring down a grate in New York moments before the man was due to propose.

The New York Police Department said the man had got down on one knee on Friday night and was so excited when she said yes that he dropped the ring.

It fell about 2.4 metres, police said.

Officers have since recovered the ring - and cleaned it - but the would-be bride and groom left without passing on their names or any contact information.

The NYPD has released pictures of the couple and the ring in the hope of reuniting them with the jewellery.

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The force tweeted: "WANTED for dropping his fiancee's ring in @TimesSquareNYC!

"She said Yes - but he was so excited that he dropped the ring in a grate.

"Our @NYPDSpecialops officers rescued it & would like to return it to the happy couple. Help us find them?"


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Source: AAP



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