The woman had put the ring in her husband's shirt pocket for safekeeping, but it turns out that wasn't very safe.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — What could be harder than looking for a needle in a haystack? Probably retrieving a ring from a river.
But against all odds, divers with the Cambridge Fire Department managed to fish a Chicago woman’s diamond ring from the Charles River after it tumbled into the water while she and her husband were relaxing at a yacht club.she had removed the ring on Sunday so she could apply sunscreen, and placed it in her husband’s shirt pocket for safekeeping. But it was a hot day, and when he took off his shirt to cool off with a quick swim, the ring fell in the river.
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