The wedding ring found in the woman's toilet was found 80 years later

When it comes to reading some interesting and weird news from around the world, it's amazing. A similar report came from Germany, 

where a woman's wedding ring, which was accidentally washed away in the toilet, was found later that year. The ring was found by amateurs looking for metal objects from metal detectors.

According to the details, in 1940, a woman's wedding ring was accidentally washed in the toilet. The incident took place in the orchard of Belitz, 45 km southwest of Berlin. The town of Balletz is in the northeastern German state of Brandenburg. 

The ring was worn by a woman named Margaret Herzog. The woman's ring slipped from her finger as she washed her hands in the public toilet. Despite many efforts, the lost ring could not be found at that time. 

When she received the ring and handed it to Margaret Herzog's daughter, Sonia Goldner, she told Brandenburg State media that her mother had been upset, sad and depressed all her life after losing her wedding ring. 

He also said that my mother was convinced till the last moment that the lost ring would never be found again. Margaret Herzog passed away in 1996 at the age of 87. 

According to the German news agency, a metal collector found the ring in a passageway under a water mill in an orchard in Belitz. The first two letters of the woman's name, H.H., were inscribed on it, and the date was March 30, 1930, numbered 30.03.1940. After finding the ring, it was taken to the marriage office and the name and address of the owner was found. 

According to the marriage office, Hans Herzog and Margaret Fechner's wedding was scheduled to take place on a ring. It is important to note that on March 30, 1930, only one marriage was registered.