But first, that couple will have to come up with the correct date and initials.
A few months ago, LaFleur was metal detecting on a beach in Dartmouth when he dug up an unusual find: a wedding band.
The gold band, an Irish Claddagh-style with two hands embracing a heart topped with a crown, is engraved with initials and a date, presumably the wedding day of the couple, said LaFleur.
Despite his attempts to return the rightful ring to its owners with posts on his Facebook page, LaFleur said so far he’s been unsuccessful.
A few people did notify him about the ring, but they didn’t have the right date. The year the couple apparently married was 2000, but LaFleur is keeping the exact date a secret, hoping he hears from the rightful owners. Considering how close the band was to the surface of the beach sand, LaFleur said it’s possible the owner lost it in his or her milestone 20th anniversary year, he added.