UPDATE: Patch Helps Woman Find Missing Engagement Ring In Doylestown

On Sunday, Maureen Glanzmann slipped off her wedding and engagement rings and put them in her pocket. It's something she normally never does, but her fingers were swelling due to the heat.

The next day, she went to retrieve them and was stunned to realize they were no longer in her pocket.

A desperate search ensued. She retraced her steps and ransacked her house in an attempt to find them.

Glanzmann said she only went to two places on Sunday – the Market at Sweet Pea Farms and McCaffrey's Simply Fresh. But she never felt them fall out of her pocket, she explained.

So when she saw a Patch post about a missing engagement ring found at Simply Fresh in Doylestown she was thrilled and shocked. "I knew in my heart it was mine," she told Patch.

"I had no idea I had lost the ring outside of our home. I was still turning over furniture, looking through couch cushions, shorts and pants pockets," said Glanzmann, who recently celebrated her 26th wedding anniversary.

She called Central Bucks Regional Police and described her ring so accurately the officer had no doubt it was hers.

So luckily Glanzmann's story has a mostly happy ending, but she is still in search of her wedding ring.

She describes it as a very thin gold band that has two rows of tiny diamonds flanked on either side by two triangle diamonds. Anyone who might have seen it can contact her at maureen.glanzmann@gmail.com or reach out directly to Patch at Kara.Seymour@patch.com and we'll make sure she gets the message.

PHOTO: Morguefile, not Glanzmann's actual ring.