A woman who launched a social media campaign in a bid to return a sentimental ring which she found snorkeling in Bali has found the owner who is amazingly from the same part of Australia. Roxy Walsh, 34, met with the ecstatic owners, Joe and Jenny Langley, in Noosa, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, on Sunday to personally return the ring to the couple after less than week of searching. 'In my mind I thought I'd be going to New York or Italy or somewhere... Instead I ended up just driving myself three hours to Noosa,' Ms Walsh told Daily Mail Australia. Scroll down for video . Roxy was able to reunite the ring with the rightful owners Jenny (right) and Joe (centre) after their granddaughter, Jade (left) found the social media campaign on Facebook . The snorkeler who discovered a sentimental ring at a Bali resort has found the owner of the gold jewellery . Ms Walsh, from Palm Beach has also gotten the ring clean ahead of her meet with the couple on Sunday . Ms Walsh found the ring at the Finns Beach Club in South Kuta, Bali on Tuesday and decided to take to social media to hunt for the owner. 'In one night 600 or 700 people had shared it just from the media website, Kids in Adelaide,' she said. 'So I thought, this can go further, and it did.' After creating a 'Find Joe and Jenny' Facebook page, within a week, The Langley's granddaughter Jade, messaged the page saying she believes the ring belongs to her grandpa and that they lived under 300 kilometres away from Ms Walsh. 'The amazing thing is, out of the thousands of messages I got through the Facebook page, Jade's was the only one claiming the ring,' she said. Over 6000 users joined the page and followed the journey of reuniting the ring back to its' mystery owner . Ms Walsh met with the pair in Noosa on Sunday and returned sentimental ring . Queensland resident Roxy Walsh recovered the gold jewellery at the Finns Beach Club in Bali on Tuesday . 'I never thought that I'd find the owners or I thought that I'd really have to try so when I got her message I didn't have the feeling that I'd found them.' Ms Walsh was skeptical until the next day when she spoke to Mr Langley himself and instantly knew this man was the owner of the sentimental ring. After speaking on the phone, Joe sent photos from their Bali trip nine months ago where they had lost it in the exact same place that Ms Walsh had found it. The gold piece of jewellery was an anniversary gift from his wife,  and was inscribed with ‘Darling Joe, Happy 70th Birthday 2009, Love Jenny’. Mr Langley had been swimming at the same resort in Bali when he got caught in a strong current and only escaped after clambering up some rocks. It wasn't until he later looked at a photo of himself, that he noticed the ring was missing. Roxy Walsh shared a photo of a gold ring she found on Facebook in the hope of finding its owner . Roxy Walsh (pictured in Bali) found the ring while snorkelling at Finns Beach Club in Bali on April . Ms Walsh found the ring at the Finns Beach Club in Bali on Tuesday and decided to take to social media . 'It hadn't come off his finger until that day,' Ms Walsh said. The 34-year-old credits the international Facebook shares for the finding of jewellery's owner. 'I cannot believe this, but WE have found Joe and Jenny!!' Ms Walsh wrote on Facebook on Friday. 'I have spoken to Joe and he is over the moon that this special ring has been found and I am personally handing it back this weekend. 'What a crazy couple of days with an even crazier ending. One of the best things ever!!!!!' Joe had been swimming at the same resort in Bali when he got caught in a strong current and lost the ring . It wasn't until Joe later looked at a photo of himself, that he noticed the sentimental ring was missing . Over 6000 users joined the page and followed the journey of reuniting the ring back to its' mystery owner. The post has been shared more than 250,000 times, taking the search for the special ring global. ‘Sometimes hear of these things finding their way home so worth a shot,’ Ms Walsh wrote. The social media page amazingly made it to Russia, England, Malta, Brazil and Chile among others. But the incredible fact that Joe and Jenny reside a three hour drive from Ms Walsh means they will keep in touch . 'We will see each other again,' Ms Walsh said. 'They are definitely on the Christmas card list.'
Queensland woman Roxy Walsh found an inscribed gold ring in Bali . The sentimental jewellery piece was found at a Bali resort on Tuesday . She launched a campaign to return the ring to the people who own it . The campaign made it's way to Brazil, Chile, Europe, Russia and Malta . Ms Walsh found the owners and they are amazingly also from Queensland . She met with Joe and Jenny Langley in Noosa on Sunday to return the ring .