A local resident lost three deeply personal rings after setting them down on a breakroom table while washing her hands during a shift at a Michaels store in Commerce Township, Michigan on October 20, 2026. Amid a stressful moment at work, the rings were left behind, and it wasn’t until two days later that the owner fully realized they were missing. Upon returning to work, she learned that a co-worker had abruptly left her shift without notice that same day and never returned to the job, raising serious suspicion about the rings’ disappearance.
Among the stolen pieces is a Tacori platinum engagement ring (Style HT2369) featuring three major gemstones, including two princess cut diamonds totaling .14ct and a center Hearts on Fire Dream Cut diamond weighing .513ct, appraised at $7,500. Also taken was an 18K white gold Jolie Designs diamond eternity wedding band (0.17ct) and a third ring with no formal appraisal but with the deepest personal significance: a wedding band that belonged to the owner’s late grandmother.
Why This Item Matters
Of the three rings taken, the owner has shared that her grandmother’s wedding band holds the most sentimental value of all. Her grandmother has since passed away, and the ring exists only in photographs, with no appraisal or receipt to document it. The owner described the loss as devastating, noting that this piece is simply irreplaceable, unlike anything that can be bought again.
Item Details & Specifications
- Item Type: Rings (Engagement Ring and Two Wedding Bands)
- Brand / Maker: Tacori (engagement ring), Jolie Designs (eternity band), unknown maker (grandmother’s band)
- Model: Tacori Style HT2369
- Serial Number:
LDRS101312 - Color / Finish: Platinum (Tacori ring), 18K White Gold (Jolie Designs band)
- Distinguishing Features: Tacori ring set with two princess cut diamonds (.14ct tw) and a center Hearts on Fire Dream Cut diamond (.513ct); Jolie Designs band is an 18KW diamond eternity style (0.17ct); grandmother’s band has no documentation but is identifiable in personal photographs
- Estimated Value: $7,500 (Tacori ring, appraised); remaining two rings valued separately, GIA/appraisal available for Tacori piece
Incident & Law Enforcement Details
- Date of Theft: October 20, 2026
- Location: Commerce Township, MI (Michaels retail store breakroom)
- Investigating Agency: Commerce Township Substation
- Police Case Number:
26-258099
Residents of Commerce Township, local pawn shops, jewelers, and online resale or buy/sell groups are encouraged to keep an eye out for a Tacori platinum ring, an 18K white gold diamond eternity band, and a sentimental vintage wedding band matching these descriptions. Any information, no matter how small, could help reunite these irreplaceable pieces with their owner.
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