You were happy when you found in the pocket of long-forgotten money? Now imagine the emotions of a woman who 33 years later learned that was stored in an old box ring worth a fortune.
As a happy owner got a rare jewel, and why she didn't open the box for three decades. Find out the details about megadance finding in our material.
Happy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a million
When a woman of modest means bought at a flea market a ring with the stone for 10 pounds and have kept it in a box for 33 years, until recently, did not know the diamond's real value 740 000 lb (62 800 000).
Happy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a million
55-year-old Debra Goddard (Goddard Debra) forgot about the old buying for a few decades, while her elderly mother was not a victim of fraud and did not give relative-the crook the money.
Happy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a millionHappy owner of the treasure put the jewel in Sotheby's auction, which has determined its present value. After the auction the woman has earned 470 000 lb (40 000 000).Happy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a millionIf the crooks stole from the mother of the owner of the ring, it may be, it still would lie on the far shelf, all forgotten and useless. Debra lives with his mother, 72-year-old June Boyle (June Boyle), in Twickenham, West London.
Happy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a millionHappy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a millionDebra works for the charity and takes care of over 20 children escaped from the house. She began writing a book about his experience of volunteering and wants to donate the proceeds of its sale, for the benefit of those young men. Besides, the woman opened a company and sells vintage jewelry, who buys at flea markets.
Happy ignorance: the stone in the ring from the flea market, turned out to be a diamond in a millionLuck does not like being chased. She chooses the lucky ones and kisses them on the forehead. The woman who bought the ring was once her favorite and grabbed the bird of happiness for a tail, without even knowing it.