Diamond Engagement Ring and Band Stolen in Detroit, MI

A local resident’s diamond engagement ring and matching wedding band were stolen after being accidentally left on the sink in the first-floor women’s restroom of Wayne State University’s STEM building in Detroit, MI. The owner briefly stepped away and returned to find both pieces of jewelry gone. The ring features a 2-carat diamond set in a silver band and is accompanied by a GIA certificate verifying its authenticity.

Item Details & Specifications

  • Item Type: Ring (Engagement Ring and Matching Band)
  • Brand / Maker: Unspecified
  • Model: Unspecified
  • Serial Number: GSI27934700314
  • Color / Finish: Silver
  • Distinguishing Features: 2-carat diamond center stone with GIA certification, matching wedding band
  • Estimated Value: $10,000

Incident & Law Enforcement Details

  • Date of Theft: October 7, 2026
  • Location: Wayne State University STEM Building, Detroit, MI
  • Investigating Agency: Wayne State Police
  • Police Case Number: 2610070369
  • Reward Offered: Yes

Community members, local jewelers, pawn shops, and online resale/buy-sell groups in the Detroit area are urged to keep an eye out for a 2-carat diamond ring and matching silver band matching this description. Any information can help lead to recovery of these sentimental and valuable pieces.


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Disclaimer: Stolen 911 emphasizes that all information should be verified with law enforcement. Stolen 911 cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information. If a reward is offered, it is offered at the discretion of the property’s owner or their insurance company and is only payable after recovery and verification.
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