Knox Police are seeking the owner of a ring that was found on the footpath along Boronia Road in Wantirna on 5 August.
The item was handed in to Knox Police Station on 5 August 2025, and officers are now hoping to reunite it with its rightful owner.
Anyone who believes the ring may be theirs is urged to contact Knox Police on (03) 9881 7000, quoting reference number 202508-E-0456.
Proof of ownership is required.
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